Burning a Dive Mask with Dive Safari Asia

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Make sure your mask is tempered glass, and not acrylic. Most masks are tempered and will have the text “Tempered” written in small font somewhere on the glass itself.

Move the flame over the entire surface of the mask without staying in one spot for too long.
If the glass gets too hot to touch remove the flame until it cools down or else you run the risk of damaging the rubber skirt.

Fog and soot are normal and can be washed out later with baby shampoo and water.
Repeat the burning process if your mask continues to fog up on your dive or snorkel.

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