RussianHammer

Plastx with a terry towel and some elbow grease does wonders. It removed haze, and restores the plexi back to a glass like shine and visibility.

blaS2K

What's the consensus? wetsanding then polish or could I just go at it with plast-x?

RussianHammer

plastx dude. try it first.

spontaneous123

+1 PlastX, always go with the least invasive method first.

EvasiveMotorsports

We can order you authentic mugen window as well. they're currently on back order though

Midnightdennis

Is there a price difference when compared to buying authentic from Kings? Any difference you can share between the authentic mugen plexiglass and the one under the EVS Tuning brand? Also, does the EVS Tuning product come with seals?

Thanks

EvasiveMotorsports

we used to offer replacement window but no longer do. the authentic one seems to be less prone to scratches. comes with the seal kit, the one we used to sell was just the window.

Chris_Lum

Authentic window has a scratch resistant coating, so plastic polish only works on lightly hazy/damaged windows. My window was so UV damaged that the scratch resistant coating began to flake off, in which case polish wasn't going to do the trick, so i had to have the coating sanded down and the window polished. Without the coating, the window is now prone to scratch easier (duh) and gets hazy easier too. Mine still isn't perfect so i will likely buy a replacement Mugen window kit which should last a good amount of time.

blaS2K

Haven't tried the plastx route quite yet. Was just thinking of buying a new one. Does the peeling on mine look similar to others?

Midnightdennis

Mine looked worse. I tried plastix with a terry cloth and ended up with something that looks like your pic above lol. I guess that was an improvement and more plastix sessions are needed?