Oakley AFR Spray Problems

[Mario123 2]

Hey guys. Can't get the Oakley spray anywhere in my province. No store is carrying it anymore. Any suggested altenatives? I just bought a spray called 'fog away'. It seems pretty mild. It has no strong cleansing agents in it. Is it safe to use on my visor? Thanks guy's.

[odp 0]

They have some at my LHS - I could buy some for you.

[Cue 0]

I live around the Vancouver area also, what store is carrying them ODP? :)

[srv2miker 0]

I live around the Vancouver area also, what store is carrying them ODP? :)

I saw it a week or so ago at the Hockey Shop in Surrey.

[DamnLocust 0]

In the meantime, I believe warm water and a soft cloth should do the trick.

[odp 0]

I've seen them at The Hockey Shop in Surrey and Cyclone Taylor.

[Cue 0]

Thanks srv2miker and ODP. :)

On another note, does anyone know why there is a "warn" sign under my statistics(I have an idea, but it showed up after my first post)?

[DamnLocust 0]

everyone has that warn thing, but only your own is visible. If a mod warns you, it will go up in 20% increments.

[Mario123 2]

I guess my main concern is whether the stuff i bought will damage my visor. Anybody know for sure? JR?

[srv2miker 0]

I guess my main concern is whether the stuff i bought will damage my visor. Anybody know for sure? JR?

I'd be really leery, because I already screwed one Oakley visor so I'm extra careful.

[hyprlte 0]

i have used water, and the visor is just fine.

[jbyun04 7]

I think there was a thread on this a long time ago but people were saying how either Oakley or Itech (can't remember which) visors will crystalize if you use anything other than their respective sprays. I just use water on my oakleys and they're perfectly fine.

[Chadd 916]

I think there was a thread on this a long time ago but people were saying how either Oakley or Itech (can't remember which) visors will crystalize if you use anything other than their respective sprays. I just use water on my oakleys and they're perfectly fine.

Many chemicals will ruin an Oakley

[Cobra2717 0]

If you find any AFR, stock up. As far as i know they stopped producing it.

[Jakedajewler 1]

yeah man i wouldn't do it, i ruined an oakley visor by sprying it with some anti fog stuff

[jaybird3 0]

has anybody tried to use body wash or shampoo...i've used that for years on several different sheilds including itechs without a problem

[pisani34 10]

i know this is kinda an old topic, but the guy at my lhs told me to use ONLY AFR or just water.....anything else would be disaster for your visor

[jm47 0]

I just switched to an oakley visor from itech. I was getting ready for a game the other night and i accidentally sprayed normal visor cleaner on my visor...i realized my mistake immediately...but it worked fine and caused no problems. when i get home i can post what the cleaner was called. if you are interested let me know.

[KennyWu 24]

1. add a thin layer of dish detergent then wipe off

2. anti-spray fog from a store that sells eye-glasses

3. anti-spray fog from store that sells sunglasses

[chippa13 1844]

I just switched to an oakley visor from itech. I was getting ready for a game the other night and i accidentally sprayed normal visor cleaner on my visor...i realized my mistake immediately...but it worked fine and caused no problems. when i get home i can post what the cleaner was called. if you are interested let me know.

Give it time.

[AnthonyJTa 0]

*disclaimer* - while it worked fine the first few times, I cannot vouch that it will be fine all the time... so here goes-

I actually used a drop dish detergent on the first Oakley visor I had... the first few times, it worked fine. No fog, spiderwebs, nothing.

then a few weeks later I figured I'd grab some AFR to give it a new coat of the anti-fog coating... and it developed a ton of little cracks. I was guessing the AFR reacted with the dish soap I had used.