I like Scratch resistant, anti fog, UV. Will it protect me from small particles and splinters. Casual woodwork and outdoor activities. Thanks.
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There are small vents on the sides. If the small particles are circulating around your head, it's possible dust could get in. I use them for windy dusty conditions in the desert, as I walk everywhere. They work GREAT!
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Yes but the anti-fog aspect is lacking-these are more like ski goggles than the photo image indicates,you'd probably be better off with a decent pair of safety glasses
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funny, i was curious about the anti-glare style, but havent tried it. I still see smears occasionally but are EASILY wiped off with my eyeglass cloth.
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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.
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I use it in attic insulation work and it does not fog in that situation. Attics get very hot and you tend to sweat a lot and I have had no fogging issues. The mask and filters are sealed to the face under the shield so no air from the filters circulate within the face shield.
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The pair I have are as far as I know are waterproof and fog resistant. I have hunted with them in the rain and the snow, have taken them from below zero into a nice warm house with absolutely no problems. They still have a sharper picture than my brother's-in-law leupold binocs. Great product.
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I would do it just to be safe. I put 3-4 coats of clear on mine to keep them from fading in the sun. I think the clear is worth it for the $6 it costs
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SMOKE: This mask is made to protect you from particulate such as airborne dirt, drywall dust, or smoke or paint particles. It cannot protect you from the poisonous gases contained in smoke, such as odorless carbon monoxide. If you are in a nearby city, as you say, you should be just fine, since the poisonous gasses will be heavily diluted by fresh air and the particulate is filtered out by the mask. Smokejumpers often go in with oxygen tanks strapped on, but forest fire smoke is not nearly as nasty as most paint fumes. PAINT FUMES: I've used these masks for sanding and painting on 3 cars and a rototiller, but remember: these masks cannot protect you from dangerous fumes in a non-ventilated paint shop. They stop solid particles, but not poisonous gasses. Professional paint shops use far more sophisticated equipment, such as air scrubbers and circulation fans, to make the air safe. So, a summary: Wear this mask for the particulate protection, and always keep your face UPWIND of paint fumes. They are great masks, and far better than any cheap mask. These would even be useful if there were a volcanic eruption in the Pacific and all that dust wafted across the US for weeks afterward, which it would. If you wear no mask for drywall sanding, you are BEGGING to get particulate into your lungs where you could wind up in the hospital with bronchitis or worse. Don't ask me how I know that. I won't even buy cheap masks now. /tvg
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I have used it primarily on gun stocks and barrels as a protector for dust and fingerprints, If I understand your question correctly, Its not designed for that kind of usage. don
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Yes! A screen protector will prevent scratches and smudges on your screen, as well as more evenly distributing the force of perpendicular impacts to your screen and reducing glare in direct sunlight. A plus of this brand is that virtually any substance I have encountered on my phone screen comes off with a quick wipe on the corner of my shirt or a cloth.
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I think its about the same at resisting fingerprints as the unprotected glass is. I can say the Moshi does tend to attract dust and, at least at first, feels somewhat less slick than the bare glass does. After a few days of using it my finger seems to glide more, but maybe I just got used to it.
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It will help keep the dust out but not much use in protecting from the fiberglass fumes. Check with 3M
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Not sure. I wasnt too concerned because my regular glasses have both UVA and UVB protection.
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Hi,I live in NY and we have gotten a ton of rain so my response may be different. However, this fog is great for immediate results. For example, tomorrow is a party and you need to get rid of bugs, this is the choice. It only last a few days to a week where I live and bugs reproduce quickly. There are much better items for longer lasting effects. It is also very toxic and I recommend a mask.
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Yes these do nicely against all types of glass, make sure you get yourself a great pair of safety glasses as well. Good luck...
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It's worked well for me. Fogs up every once is a while, but they all do. I just use goggles a lot but if I plan to get shot in the face a lot I break it out.
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I think it's up to personal preferences, but I was really unimpressed with an Otterbox Defender and basically ended up with a highly secured case full of fine dust and a scratched screen. Stick-on protectors work better for my needs.
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Jeff, I have owned these glasses for about 3 months now. They work well for me in my shop as I transition from inside to outside. I wear them with the tether that came with them so they really don't get scratched the way I have them around my neck when not on my face. They have held up well and I would recommend them. I thought I saw some where in the ad or paperwork that they do have a scratch resistant coating but not 100% sure.