Has anybody tried this on a (plastic) motorcycle visor? Does it work?
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Good question, my friend has tried applying it to a motorcycle as you described and his experience was a bad one. He said it took forever to buff off and even then there was a slight haze that remained. Would caution before doing.
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It says "Do not use on plastics unless pre-approved by the manufacturer of the plastic to be treated..." I'm guessing that's a no.
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not sure it is a good idea the stuff smell like it would melt anything plastic.. polyurethane base it seems.. says only to use on glass..
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I have used this polish with a high speed buffer on acrylic and plexiglas motorcycle windshields with good results. Who knows what your sunglass lenses are made of? It might be cheaper to replace the sunglasses.
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Well yes and no.....it works perfectly well as far as the visor itself. My problem with it is that it's much too small for use in my van (the TV commercial shows semi-truck drivers using it- there's no way that would work -too big a windshield and the area covered by the visor is too small). However in my daughter's car it works fine. But it makes driving into glare much much easier, both at night and during the day.
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I have not tried it in plastic but it works great on head ligths it leaves them shiny what i would recomend is put a small amount on the corner and see how it goes
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Not sure, have not tried it on plastic, all I know is that it did not work very well on removing or hiding scratches on my car.
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Most likely not, but, do NOT use the visor in airsoft/paintball. It is not meant for that and can provide a danger. It is for cosmetics only.
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Sorry, but I haven't tried that...but it worked so well on some metal hinges that I can't imagine it not working on plastic...just touched it on with a small brush and it covered almost immediately...and buffing was possible after just a few hours. Love the product and would use it on plastic if I needed.
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Hi Jason, My specs fog up too. I've done all my mototcycling in Europe and America wearing glasses and it's the one and only thing that bugs me about the thing I do most for fun (in public) All previous balaclavas, when worn covering my nose have simply exacerbated the problem and no amount of anti-fog treatment of my lenses or visor would help very much. The CTR Chinook has a panel in the nose/mouth area that helps enorrmously and whilst it's not perfect it does make a huge difference. When moving your misting problem will likely be minimal but at stops you'd normally be frantically lifting the visor or poking around with a gloved finger in an effort to create a small clear window. With the chinook I've found that pursing my lips at stops, so that they actually come into contact with the mesh panel, whilst lifting the visor results in almost zero spectacles misting. Like I said. It's by no means perfeect but on cold rides I often find myself wishing I'd found and purchased something similar years ago. Frankly it's a mystery why motorcycle clothing manufacturers don't pay more attention to the snow mobile sector. Hope this helps.
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This is Dave From GlareStomper: Our manufacturing has never changed. The "fit and finish" are guaranteed and if anyone ever has a problem, please let us know and we will make sure you get the correct visor for your unit. Please keep in mind that our visors are designed for one purpose, to keep the sun off your screen so you can see your display. We have proven after 10 years that our product works. The 'fit' will vary from unit to unit, but the function and result is always the same.
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Hello Janet. I would not trust it. Although it is made of metal and quite sturdy, made well. I don't thing it would exert enough clamping force to withstand the wind upon it at high speeds. It worked on the visor of my baseball cap I was wearing but I was very careful of how quickly I turned my head for fear of the weight of the camera pulling it off. I would definitely use a lanyard fixed to something stationary on the bike and connected to the camera should it pull free but there has to be a better product out there for the application you're attempting to use it.
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This guy recommends this product on prescription glasses for motorcycle use http://www.motorcycledaily.com/2013/12/md-product-review-keep-your-glasses-from-fogging-up/
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I used to to clear up a cloudy place on my motorcycle windshield where I tried to rub out a particularly crusty bug with a peroxide soaked paper towel (never use paper towels on plastic windshields)... it worked great, the little cloudy place is gone. Then I got the idea to use it to try and remove the cloudyness from my car's headlights... it didn't do a thing... I have my doubts about it taking scratches from your resin based epoxy...
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It should works Great on a regular had her visor and I don't think a motorcycle helmets Brim is much thicker
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I used to attach the MINI VERSION to my Schwinn helmet visor. Turn it upside down so the 3 prongs are in a "W" shape as opposed to a "M" shape. Lost the mirror while riding very fast in pouring rain; before losing it I wore it on helmet visor for 6 months with no problem. It will fit very securely on the visor.
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my husband uses it on his windshield for his motorcycle and for his plastic lense glasses. I would try on a spot that would not show before doing the entire window
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Yes! We absolutely love this device. Go to motorcyclesuperstore.com and watch their video. I even installed it on a half shell helmet. Once you watch the video you will understand.
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It does work good, but I feel it gets in the way and when I go to adjust it , it kept falling off the visor making driving dangerous. I kept it , just in case there is poor visibility at times but I really don't recommend you waste the money. Buying Glasses to wear are much better then this and Ebay has great deals on them.