Cat crap on your visor....

[ws4936]

Currently this auction has sold 155 units, so has anyone used cat crap on a visor, and is it any good?

Http://search.ebay.co.uk/200949179173
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[pinkyfloyd]

Never heard of it.

But being a cheap skate that I am I used to use stardrops diluted with water and vinegar for cleaning the visor and for the anti fog I used to use a tiny bit of shaving gell. Rub it in, use a bit of kitchen towel to wipe it off and anti fog for a while.

Now both my helmets have pinlock.
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[covent.gardens]

I'd never bother to try it due to the ridiculous name which is totally unrelated to the product being sold. Cat Crap? Really?

[mentalboy]

[Rogerborg]

Tried it on my visor, didn't find that it worked, got a pinlock.

Then got a lid with a drop-down sun visor which fogs up a treat, just as you need it to work in low winter sun.

Remembred that I had the CatCrap^tm brand anti-fog, applied it to the drop-down... still didn't work.
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[ws4936]

Seems expensive, but worth it if it did what it said on the container.

Cheers, 'Borg, very interesting.
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[BTTD]

I've recently used Muc-offs anti fog.
Seems extortionate for a small bottle, but it does appear to work, and is better than anything else I've tried.

Had a pinlock before which was very good, but the new helmet didn't come pinlock ready. My first thought was to get one, but then realised a new pinlock ready visor was £45 + pinlock of £20 + postage - me being a bit tight and not having an extra £70 to spend = trying alternatives.

[dansidi]

I recently bought a (tiny and expensive) tub of Cat Crap as my glasses tend to steam up in my new Xlite pinlock'ed helmet.

I doesn't keep the glasses from fogging up but it does clean them pretty well.

As my visor is pinlock, I won't be using it on the inside of the visor, but I would use it on the outside to remove any finger marks or grease etc.

If anyone can recommend an anti-fog spray for glasses I would be grateful.
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[pinkyfloyd]

[BTTD]

[dansidi]

I invested in a tiny and expensive bottle of Muc-Off anti fog and it does work pretty well on my glasses and sunglasses. I would recommend it.

So expensive, though...
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[raesewell]

I use this
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Bob-Heath-Visors-Anti-Fog-Motorcycle-Motorbike-Helmet-Visor-Mist-Spray-50ML-/141177393036?pt=UK_Helmets_Headwear_Helmet_Care_Cleaning&hash=item20ded40f8c
and it does what it says
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[Ribenapigeon]

I use Bob Heath anti-fog spray, but not just before I go out. I've found I have to put it on the night before then pop the visor on top of a radiator and sort of bake the anti-fog on. Weird but it works well.