Sea Buff Dive Mask and Slate Cleane

New to diving and didn’t know what to get for my new mask, and this works great getting the manufacturing oils off.

This works great on new a new mask. I used it on a new mask that I bought and had no issues while diving after cleaning it with this 3 times. I think the amount is to much for the price point as you only use it to remove mask film. Wish it came in a smaller size.

Followed instructions and had no fogging issues with new mask.

Cleaned the inside of my dive mask. Don't seem to be getting much fogging in it. Was a little bit gritter than I expected, but made no visible scratches. Rinsed out cleanly.

Used this to remove the excess plastic film that is part of the manufacturing process and causes the tempered glass mask to fog up. FYI, this will scratch plastic goggles so I would only recommend using this on tempered glass masks.

I used it to clean up my cressi snorkeling masks. It works nicely. One may need to use it 2-3 times to get a sparkly clean glass.

I never post reviews. Searching the internet there is the lighter method, sea buff and toothpaste. I used a cloth and Sea Buff and 5 cycles in I wasn't seeing enough results. Turned to using the Tootbrush and Sea Buff with more success. I ended up using Colgate mint toothpaste and a newer tooth brush. This was the best method and should have done this from the start no scratches and much easier.

Works like a charm. I was able to use it to remove the silicon film from my new dive mask. It was easy to rinse off the extra residue and have a nice fog free lens.