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Sea Buff
$14.95
- Free shipping on orders over $150
- Local pickup available at Bondi store
- 30-day returns on unused items
Volume37 ml
- Salt water is what kills dive gear — this is the fix
- Save-a-dive spares: mouthpieces, O-rings, adaptors
- Cleaners and lubricants that won't damage neoprene or seals
- Be the diver who has the spare, not the one who drives home
Description
Before diving and snorkelling, clean masks with Sea Buff Pre-Cleaner. Cleaning dive masks is a recommended step prior to anti-fog treatment. Sea Buff's quick-clean formula removes the silicone residue on new glass dive mask lenses. For older gear, it takes care of dirt, sunscreens, and algae that can interfere with anti-fog treatments.
Just apply, rub, rinse and repeat. Keep dive masks clean and ready for anti-fog treatment with Sea Buff Pre-cleaner.
Pre-cleaner - Preps the surface for GEAR AID anti-fogs
Powerful - Removes residue, dirt, and other debris
Cleans Gently - Does not harm or scratch slates
Concentrated - One small bottle cleans multiple dive masks
Specialised Formula - For use on tempered glass lenses only; test small area before using
Size: 1.25 oz
Application: rub on
For Use On: tempered glass lenses
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our gear, courses, and policies.
How do I stop my mask fogging?
Scrub the inside of the lens with Sea Buff before the first dive to strip the manufacturing film off — that is a one-time job. After that, Sea Gold anti-fog gel before each dive keeps it clear, and a tube lasts a very long time.
What should be in a save-a-dive kit?
A spare mouthpiece, O-rings, cable ties, a mask strap and a DIN-to-yoke adaptor cover most of what actually ends dives at the water's edge — plus the tools to fit them, so you can change an O-ring or settle a free-flowing regulator in the car park rather than driving home. Tell us what you dive and we will put one together with you.
How should I rinse my gear?
Properly, in fresh water, not a quick pass with the hose. Salt crystallises in zips, valves and seals, and that is what kills gear. Wetsuit and drysuit shampoo does a better job than water alone and will not damage neoprene or seals.
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