Anti-Fog Film for K6

Thanks for reaching out and for explaining the situation. I understand the frustration and I want to reassure you that this is something we hear fairly often, and in all cases it comes down to the installation method rather than a compatibility issue.

Anti fog systems are designed to fit very precisely, and because of that they require a specific installation technique. The visor needs to be flexed outward during installation so the pins align correctly and create proper tension. If the visor is not bent enough during installation, the film can feel like it does not fit between the pins, even though it is the correct model. This applies to both our anti-fog films and OEM pinlocks as well.

We test our visors with the corresponding films and they are compatible when installed properly. It is very common for the film to appear too wide or too tight until the visor is flexed back sufficiently. Once installed correctly, it should sit securely and seal evenly around the edges. 

For detailed instructions, please view this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMGagjpCits&ab_channel=XLMOTO

Hi Rodolfo, I've sent you an email with instructions but I will add them here as well. To clarify, all of our visors are produced from the same mold, and our films are manufactured precisely to match each specific visor model. If a film is not seating correctly, it is almost always related to the specific installation technique required for these high-tension systems.

Anti-fog films are designed to fit very precisely and require the visor to be flexed or bent significantly backward during installation. This 'snug fit' is intentional; it creates a pressurized pocket of air between the visor and the film, which is exactly what allows the anti-fog properties to work. If the visor isn't flexed enough, the film will appear too wide or won't 'stick' into place between the pins.

I recommend removing the film and attempting the installation again while firmly bending the visor outward to align the pins. I have sent you two videos and photos to your email to demonstrate this specific method.

Key Tip: The film should feel tight. That tension is what creates the airtight seal.
If the film continues to curl or put too much pressure on the pins after following this method, a common solution is to very slightly trim the small notch or tab area on each side of the film (not the sealing edge) to relieve the tension.