Help! I can't see

[Brian Brown]

When I sand my work, the dust collects on my face shield, and I have to stop every minute or two to clean the face shield. I live in an arid area and the static electricity is a real problem, especially in winter. I spend more time cleaning, than I do working. Does anyone know a product out there that can be put on a face shield to repel dust or reverse the electrical charge so the dust won't stick? Besides being a pain in the butt, it can be dangerous not being able to see.

Brian

[Rich Stewart]

I get a dryer sheet. Wipe the shield down with that. It seems to work pretty well for me. Bounce is good.

[Mike Golka]

Ditto on what Rich said.

[Rob Leslie]

I keep a fan on behind me (actually behind and to my left) when I'm at the lathe. It sits at shoulder level and continuously blows the curls and dust away from me and toward the open garage door. Over time I still get a slight build up on the shield, but a light wipe with a paper towel every few hours seems to be sufficient.

[Tony De Masi]

Dryer sheets will work and so will Armorall.

Tony

[Kevin McPeek]

I use the used dryer sheets. Fresh ones leave streaks on my sheild.

[John W. Willis]

I use fog free on mine, keeps it from fogging and also seems to help with the static dust collection. I think I got it at wal-mart in the automotive section.

[Brian Brown]

Thanks everyone! The dryer sheets work great. Less cleaning, more turning. Simple solution for an annoying problem.

Brian