Can this product be used on scuba diving masks?
1239791
Never been scuba diving so not sure how useful but II find them useful as a reader for quick reads like tags, menus, things like that. I don't see using this to read a book but for limited use they work.
1239792
I don't know. The lenses are flexible, since they are meant to be normally attached to the inside curve of the sunglasses, etc, so you might be able to attach them to the mask...but I think they are meant to be attached to the inside curve of the glasses, and putting it on the flat surface like the inside of the scuba mask would might defeat the proper curvature ... It might be best if you could get answers from the manufacturer. Sorry I wasn't much help.
1239793
YES! The first pair of reading lenses I bought were used in my scuba diving mask and I have used the mask many times with them in it. Works well!
1239794
i put the anti fog solution on my mask and i can see that being a problem. if you wear prescription glasses get prescription lenses in your mask. mine are all i need to see pretty well. if you dont i would have to say its a 15 dollar gamble.
1239795
I'm not a diver myself. However these lenses go on the inside of my sunglasses. I don't see why they wouldn't work on the inside of a diving mask. Just stuck mine under water in the sink and stayed put. That makes me think they would be stable when you clear your mask. Good luck.
1536162
Unless you have stick on lenses, no. Otherwise there would be no mask seal and giant mask flood.
901017
You can use it for anything. For diving, there is a waterproof vessel and mask mount. I see no reason it couldn't be mounted on ski goggles.
1326598
I personally wouldn't use this spray on a face mask. It would obscure too much of your vision. I would try a piece of window tint from Wal-Mart that is trimmed to fit and applied on the inside of the face mask closest to your face (and away from scratches) use a little dishsoap and water on the face mask to help it to stick. The results will be even tinting, superior finish and less mess.
487963
The mask is no different from any other scuba mask except for the attachment point for the GoPro. I used it to snorkel with whale sharks a few weeks ago. A snorkel will attach to the strap on either side.I love this mask. Comfortable and much easier than trying to hold the cam in your hand. You DO have to be cognizant of moving your head too quickly if you want a good quality video, but you're going to have to edit footage anyway.
1957611
Yes, but you will not get good seal which defeats the purpose of the mask. Not a good choice if you have a beard. A good seal is important to prevent very fine dust from getting into your lungs.
578706
Soooo....I can't answer this specific question....what I can say is you are better off buying a good underwater camera. I want to love this mask.....but I don't...hard to use..impossible to check while using...buy a good camera. You will be far more satisfied.
962957
you will have to check the canisters you buy.Cannisters are rated for different materials.Are you speaking of using it for fiberglass sanding, car paint, there are pre filters like cloth attaching to outside that work in conjunction with the canister.If you are talking chemical weapons you can buy those BUT dont know if the connections match the mask. Hope I didnt scare you. Marty
1136009
Probably not without having it up by quite a bit. I've never tried though. I wear antifog goggles with a respirator.
288720
I cannot say 100%, but it worked well for free diving... good mask for the $
802596
This mask would be 'overkill'. It filters down to organic/petroleum vapor level (2.5 microns). A simple dust mask will be just as effective for your usage.
556845
Yes, that should work fine. Verify the filter states it's acceptable for dusty applications. Also while using the mask if it starts getting harder to breath change the filters. Have fun!
1920532
Nope! You're better off buying a mask that's $30-50.. I use mine for airsoft and I know for sure nothing would go through. Paintball is a different story!
275513
Yes, use toothpaste (or any cleaner with pumice) to remove the protective film when you first get it. Then defogger before each dive.
1387640
No!!! MSA does make a cartridge that will protect against LOW LEVELS of chlorine fumes (see manufactures ppm per chemical sheet) but most courses would require a SCUBA breathing device.
151535
Depends on your beard I imagine. I will say its not like a scuba mask where facial hair keeps it from sealing (I wear it unshaven but not a heavy beard). I'm thinking it will work fine but it will probably fog more than it should. you can pull it tight but inside the facial hair will cause the seal to be looser letting exhalation fog the mask a bit.
409807
Yes but if you try to dive down deep enough to have to equalize (10+ft), you most likely will blow out the valve in the mask as I did on mine. This set should be strictly used for surface snorkeling and NOT scuba!