Nikwax Visor Proof Spray-On Waterproofing, Adds Water Repellency and Enhances Clear Vision on Motorcycle Visors and Ski Goggles

Water slides right out of the way when you're moving. Coating did not cause any fogginess or obstruction of view. Kept visor nice and clear.

I am big fan of using a rainex product on car windshields. Needed similar function for my motorcycle visor. this was advertised to do just that. I am pleased with the performance during rain. I just need to lean to the right for a second and the wind blast clears the visor. behind the windscreen, the visor still beads up water and helps it drain off, but a fresh high velocity blast of air totally clears the visor like you just ran a wiper on it. re-apply after cleaning visor or before I see forecast for rain.

I like this stuff better than Rain-X. It goes on easy, doesn't leave a milky or cloudy film like I find Rain-X does, and requires less rubbing to 'finish'. The only down is that water tends to bead up into larger drops before it slides off the visor - Rain-x tends to start sliding off water when the drops are smaller in size. But, this stuff is clearer, goes on and comes off easier, and is in general easier to live with. A little pricey for the amount you get, but it goes a long way and the spray bottle is a convenient size. It has a vinegar-y smell so I apply this with an exhaust fan going. I'd give this a 5-star rating if the drop size was smaller when it begins to stream off the visor, and if it was about 30% cheaper...but I still like it overall. :-)

Works great

This stuff works great

Good stuff as I use it on my motorcycle modular helmet and windshield. Very fast shipper.

Did not do much

I normally don't take the time to write reviews as I should. But this stuff is a total waste of money. I can't remember now why I did not send mine back for a return. I listened to someone on a Suzuki forum brag on this "smeary" junk. I tried it on my Nolan and HJC visors. Even worse I tried it on my Suzuki windshield. (Thought I'd never get it cleaned back to normal.) Spend a bit more and buy PLEXUS. It cost more - but it is by far - the best plastic cleaner, protectant & polish I have used. But - don't take my word - read the reviews (usually 4-5 stars) on PlEXUS on Amazon and elsewhere.

smell is not good it works ONLY for a minute.

Seems to work well in the rain

I expected water to just run off, but after 2 applications I realised it just makes the rain not pool so much. The water will bead in smaller amounts making it easier to see. So yeah... it's ok.

Makes the water go into little balls on the visor which is great. I used this in combination with the V Wipe in really really heavy rain and it worked well for about 50 minutes. After that, I think that the warmth from inside the helmet caused the wax to warm up and the visor got smeary. However, it's not ideal for any of us bikers to be in such heavy rain for such a long time! Mine was an emergency so I do thoroughly recommend this product. I have been told by others that Sheen spray does the same though as it is sylicone or something (I am not recommending that you do this though!)

Je roule tous les jours à moto et lorsqu'il pleut j'ai besoin que ma visière évavue l'eau rapidement et dès une faible vitesse (40 km/h) J'ai testé ce produit et je valide sont efficacité. Par contre ils disent 2 pulvérisations mais c'est faux. Perso je procède comme suit: - Nettoyer la visière avec une microfibre humide (jamais de liquide à vitre ou papier absorbant car ça détériore/raye la visière) - Sécher avec une microfibre - pulvériser sur toute la visière (ça ne doit pas faire de gouttes qui dégouline sinon ça veut dire qu'il y en a trop) - laisser agir 1 minute - essuyer délicatement avec une microfibre (sans appuyer) en alternant les mouvements verticaux et horizontaux pour qu'il n'y ait plus de traces. - laisser sécher à l'air libre puis re-pulvériser / laisser agir 1 minute / essuyer délicatement avec une microfibre. A faible vitesse il faut parfois tourner la tête pour que les gouttes partent mais au-delà de 50 km/h ça part tout seul.