Safety Glasses

[Tom W.]

Does anyone have a recommendationon on how to protect your eyes while working under your car?
I use plastic safety glasses but they always fog-up & scratch easily.
Take them off & it's not long until I regret it.
Looking for a recommendation. Thanks

[Gene M.]

Re: Safety Glasses

The wood working type that fit tight to your face and have small vent holes is what I use when under the body cleaning the fiberglass.

They are quite flexible and seal good against your face keeping stuff out. I tape up some of the holes too along the top above the eyes.

The hard plastic type are useless at keeping stuff out of your eyes.

[Gary R.]

Re: Safety Glasses

There are 100's of safety glasses available today. Look on online at places like lab safety supply or Northernsafety.com
For general machine work I use the wrap arounds,for grinding I use goggles and sometimes a full face sheild.

[Dennis C.]

Re: Safety Glasses

Does anyone have a recommendationon on how to protect your eyes while working under your car?
I use plastic safety glasses but they always fog-up & scratch easily.
Take them off & it's not long until I regret it.
Looking for a recommendation. Thanks

Tom,

You can try buying Anti-fog safety glasses or an anti-fog safety glass cleaner. Do a Google search to find products available.

Dennis

[Jim W.]

Re: Safety Glasses

Tom,

You can try buying Anti-fog safety glasses or an anti-fog safety glass cleaner. Do a Google search to find products available.

Dennis

You can buy anti fog solution at any scubba shop- same for dive mask.

[Tom M.]

Re: Safety Glasses

This may sound funny, but spray the inside with Pledge, that is what I spray, on my hockey shield to keep it from fogging up.

[Tom B.]

Re: Safety Glasses

There are also safety glasses now that look like regular glasses and have a removable foam seal that seals tight to your face. The seal is easy to remove for when you are not on your back scraping debris.

Tom

[John F.]

Re: Safety Glasses

On very humid days here in South Texas I use a little dishwashing soap on the lenses. Rub on with fingers then rinse & dry.
John

[Douglas L.]

Re: Safety Glasses

Elvex makes bifocals, if you need them.