When you clean a FogCity, you have to basically soak the shield with cleaner, then wipe it clean. Anything less will scratch it for sure.EatnAsphalt said:I tried the Fog City stuff. Can't make em fog up, but only after a couple times of cleaning it had scratches which were ok except after less than a month of use it was pretty bad.
Not sure if it was the double vision thing or the scratches but it was bad enough to make my eyes hurt.
Never heard of that happening to anyone!Joel said:When the seal fails it's a real mess. Anyone else ever have their fog city shield fill up with water?
:wstupid:SuperDave said:I usually wait until the snow melts and wait for spring. :idunno:![]()
Most hateful thing I've ever knownI use the breath guard Arai sells for my helmet. It looks just like what you see the racers using when it's raining. Fabric material over a thin aluminum piece that molds to your face. Goes up high enough to cover your nose and keep all your breath away from the shield. $15 at my local Cycle Gear.
I've had my Fog City for three years and it's not scratched at all. I clean it with Plexus and a soft t-shirt.I tried the Fog City stuff. Can't make em fog up, but only after a couple times of cleaning it had scratches which were ok except after less than a month of use it was pretty bad.
Not sure if it was the double vision thing or the scratches but it was bad enough to make my eyes hurt.