Fogged Gauges

I have a problem with my oil pressure gauge and sometimes my water temp gauge getting condensation behind the glass after driving for a while. I had the same problem with my first Pantera 30 years ago. Never could find a fix. I was told by one vender to drill a small hole in the top of the gauge case to allow air circulation.. This did not help. I installed valves in the heater hose lines back in the engine bay assuming the problem might be in the gauges proximity to the heater hose lines. No change after this modification. Not a big deal, but annoying.
Anyone else experiencing this problem,found a fix?

8/21/065:29 PM

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