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Getting moisture out from inbetween lenses

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Thomson.
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How can I go about getting some moisture out from inbetween my spy soldier lenses. Thanks
Nov 28 2008 8:21PM
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LC.
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Submerge them, shake off the excess then let them drip-dry standing upright so the water drains out.
Nov 28 2008 8:36PM
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Thomson.
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That doesn't really make sense to me... any other ideas people?
Nov 28 2008 9:15PM
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cobra_commander
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crack them open and shove a paper towel in there.
Nov 28 2008 9:26PM
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skisquaw@420
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faulty seal, their done
Nov 28 2008 9:29PM
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iggyskier
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You could try placing them by a heating vent or going to town with a hand drier, but they could very well be fucked.  If the seal is broken water will continue to get in there over and over.
Nov 28 2008 9:50PM
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Thomson.
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I think I'm just gonna let them dry all night. Thanks for the tips though.
Nov 28 2008 10:05PM
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Silence
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yeah airflow is key
Nov 28 2008 10:16PM
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White-Goblin
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if you cant get the water out or it keeps getting back in you can just tear off the thin thermal part of the lense and spray it with antifog.. i did this with a paintball lense or 2 and it worked perfectly fine and saved me buying a new lense
Nov 28 2008 10:25PM
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freshlyDIPPED
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that happened to my phenoms all the time
Nov 29 2008 1:50AM
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nkmo.
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Thats especially odd with Phenoms or many Smith goggles for that matter. Don't they all have those little inserts inbetween the lenses that wick moisture out?
Nov 29 2008 2:34PM
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LC.
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It worked on my old Spys. Seriously - you ask for advice and get a straight answer. Kids these days...
Nov 29 2008 2:48PM
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Thomson.
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Sorry bro it just doesn't seem like it would work, but I'll try it I guess.
Nov 29 2008 9:45PM
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AB_Pow
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It would work because the surface tension would pull all the water toward the bottom as it drained and when it all drained out there would be no drops or anything.
Nov 30 2008 3:39AM
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