![]() 09/18/2019 at 23:47 • Filed to: Two wheels head protection | ![]() | ![]() |
So, I finally took the plunge on a full faced helmet last week. I know, I should have done that a long time ago, but nonetheless, I’ve got one now. Frankly, I like it.
So here’s the rub. T he v isor is already filthy. I’m wondering what’s the best way to clean it, without screwing it up over time?
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Microfiber and glasses cleaner?
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Soap and water and a microfiber rag or ammonia free glass cleaner. Depending on how often you ride, it’s gonna get scratched up. Mine get eaten up fairly quickly on account of living in a place where the air is filled with sand and dirt. Replacement shouldn’t be too pricey though.
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NOT windex.
get a dedicated helmet cleaner
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A clean microfiber cloth and plastic-safe cleaner. Some soapy water is fine. No ammonia-based cleaners!
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A mild soap and water with a soft cloth (i.e., nothing you wouldn’t wash your car with) . Paper towels will scratch the plastic over time. Something like Me quire’ s clear plastic cleaner and polish will do wonders for keep it clear (and you could biff out light scratches with it).
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I only use rain water and a clean microfiber cloth.
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Get a new visor, keep protective plastic on it.
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don’t forget the sticker! those keep them very clean.
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I usually use a microfiber cloth and warm water . Stay away from ammonia based cleaners!