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**Error** · August 6th, 03:18 PM

ok well I am leaving in like an hour so hurry.

ok a thermal lens when I get gogged it gets paint all over it I usuall wipe it off with my gloves or sleeve. Only problem is that only smears it and its not as clear. So is there anything I could take with me to clean it after I get gogged?

pbextremer · August 6th, 03:20 PM

take a spray can with water in it and just spray the paint off

**cubsfan4life021** · August 6th, 03:24 PM

a little water and a paper towel or something. try not to get shot

. Oh yeah and be sure never to wipe the inside of your lenses.

***P4IN7 B4LLS*** · August 6th, 03:28 PM

use water.... or buy some goggle cleaner like plexus

***onesikpup*** · August 6th, 03:28 PM

my field supplies all that junk....sprayers, blue paper towls, and soapy water (for whatever else, not for your mask).

try not to wipe with your sleeve or any other clothing, it WILL scratch up your lense.

**Error** · August 6th, 03:30 PM

ok how about a damp paper towel (its like a backyard feild)

can you put anti fog spray on a thermal lens or will that screw it up?

***P4IN7 B4LLS*** · August 6th, 03:33 PM

well if its in someones backyard it shouldnt be hard to clean it.... my guess is they have a sink

**Error** · August 6th, 03:34 PM

yes but its not right by there house I want something I can always have there with my stuff.

***P4IN7 B4LLS*** · August 6th, 03:36 PM

get a spray bottle.....

**Error** · August 6th, 03:38 PM

.... I asked if I could put anti fog spray on them I am lookin for a spray bottle right now

***onesikpup*** · August 6th, 03:44 PM

you can, but i dont recommend it. chemical sprays have a way of weakening plastics. i know people that do and say they dont have a prob with it.

**Error** · August 6th, 03:45 PM

ok I won't put it on there then I will use a spray bottle and paper towel

No0bIe_PaIntBal · August 6th, 04:06 PM

thatll be fine just a lil water and paper towels

**green paint** · August 6th, 05:56 PM

Ok heres the low down. 100% cotton shirt, Bring one to whipe the lens, it won't scratch it. use a water spray bottle or SPIT, spit is a natural anti-fog and is almost always availible

**caniborrowpaint** · August 6th, 08:28 PM

or..if no expansion chamber and C02, shoot alot so your gun will get moisture on the barrel etc. cotton or towel and well...do the math

**L1nUx_r0ot** · August 6th, 08:38 PM

for a quick clean get gloves with a little squeegee on them... squegee mask, then wipe the excess off the sides with a towel or cotton shirt or something.

**PaintBallBob** · August 6th, 10:51 PM

you shouldnt wipe the inside of your goggles? what will it do? how do you get the water off then?

Alpha · August 6th, 11:06 PM

After you get CO2 filled, wipe a towel on it and wipe it away.

**100%Wooddog** · August 6th, 11:11 PM

Window wipes work great for me, but I don't use them ever since I got a mirrored lense.

***onesikpup*** · August 6th, 11:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PaintBallBob

you shouldnt wipe the inside of your goggles? what will it do? how do you get the water off then?

you shouldnt be getting water on the inside.....when you get gogged, its usually remains on the outside, therefore you should only be cleaning the outside.

wiping the inside usually will cause a fog. getting it wet on the inside will do it too (at least down here in texas it will). sweat on the inside is the worst. but if you do have to clean the inside, make sure it gets nice and dry.