So after yesterday's game, while cleaning the lenses of my old JT mask I got water inside the thermal lenses.

What's the safest or better way to get water or moisture out of thermal lenses, my old JT mask lenses might need some change after being very scratched anyway. I know getting water in the thermal lenses can be a killer sometimes, but I own a new Flex 8 Full coverage mask and in case that happens in the future I want to be able to save the lenses.

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One of your lens is cracked and allowing moister to enter. Mine is too.. You'll have to replace the entire goggle (lens) system.

If you read the instructions you get when you buy your mask the manufacture recommends replacing the lens once per year.
You should also do a visual inspection of your lens prior to use, look for deep scratches, hair-line cracks, dents or malformed surface(s).

If you get moisture in between the layers the only thing you can do is buy a new lense. It sucks, but lenses should be replaced every year at the least so it's not a huge deal.

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actually the lenses of my old JT are in pretty good condition, I've had the mask for over a year but most of the time has been sitting idly, since 90% of the time when I needed a mask was because I was reffing and I had to use their masks, and I would even use the ref mask to play since I was too lazy to get mine out. But yesterday I completely forgot that those were double lenses and I hosed it down then I saw the water inside lenses. I might just take the thin inner lenses out and make it single lens hehe.

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16th Century English Pirate.
Tippy A5 • Remote Line with Quick Disconnect • OpsGear G36 Fixed Stock • RAP4 M4 Style Magazine Expansion Chamber • J&J 14" Ceramic Barrel w/ APEX • Modded M4 Style Handguard • Full Cyclone Upgrades • Super R/T • PPS In-Line Stabilizer with 32 Degrees 1200PSI Gauge • JT Flex 8 Full Coverage Mask • NcStar Aimpoint Replica Red Dot Sight • Adjustable Laser Aiming Module with remote pressure switch • Pure Energy 72/3000 tank • Lapco 45 Degrees offset rail • Polished Internals • GXG Tac vest

i have had this happen to me due to spraying it down with a garden hose at the end of the day my lense is not cracked but the water pressure forces the water inbetwean the foam that they use to attach the 2 together,just simply let it sit in the sun for a day or two then take a blow dryer to it dont let it get to hot because you can damage it but this works for me

I did the exact same thing that everyone else just did with the garden house. I bit the bullet and purchased a new lens. Lucky I was going through Sports Authority one day and they had bunch of JT lenses on clearance.

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