safety glasses update . . .
Well . . . I needed to give my eyes a couple days to heal, but it's driving me crazy not to be making progress on the Belvedere . . . and, to say the least, I'm a little gun shy to get more "cr@p" in my eyes again . . .
So while I was at the local sporting goods store, I went to the "paintball" section and found this pair of goggles on clearance for $5.00 . . . WOW ! ! !
Close fitting . . . and if they wear them for paintball, would they "maybe" not fog up ? ?
On the back, the entire face has a foam seal to protect anything from getting in . . .
This was my only concern . . . on the top, these holes "could" let stuff in - so I ripped a piece of an old t-shirt, rolled it up, and placed i on top of the holes - and put on a baseball cap too
So, now for the test, working in the driver side wheel well is where I got the stuff in my eyes last time, so back at it . . .
2 hours working in there ( did I just admit to working 2 hours in a wheel well that nobody will ever see ? ) and the glasses never fogged up, and they worked great - might be heading back to the store to buy a couple more pair of these glasses.
Here's the front of the wheel well - how "perfect" do I need to make these things inside ? ?
And here's the back of the wheel well . . .
Trying to get this side ready to put epoxy primer on it . . . coming along quite nicely ! !
Epoxy Primer:
Want to get the primer on, but it's a bit humid here, and if I place a fan in the window blowing the over spray out, it'll pull in humid air - is that bad ? ?
Don't think that I've got much of an option - gotta do what you gotta do . . .
Fogging goggles update:
Got a suggestion, that I'd like to pass along . . . it was suggested to pick up Rain-X, the inside non fogging version, and coat the inside of your goggles to help stop fogging.
Sounds like a great idea to me - just passing it along to share with FBBO ! !