If everybody calls honda, we might get them to figure out a way to retrofit the glass window into our "old" s2000's. That is unless you like your scratched, creased plastic window.

 

If you exercise a little care, your rear window will neither be creased nor scratched.

 

I just picked up my 01 LAST NIGHT (whoo hoo), and it already has a crease in it!!

 

I have the static cling tint on the outside of mine. If its down for say 3-4 hours it gets a crease but the South Florida sun just bakes it away.

 

Unfortunately, I baby my top. Always clean, never left down w/o the boot. The window is a mess-can hardly see out. Dealer will replace the plastic of course, but who wants another one. My car was puchased Dec 2000 with 7 miles (put on by my wife) and only has 2500 miles on it currently. I wonder if other roadsters have the same problem with the plastic window?

 

What are you using to clean the window with??? I have had the car for over 2 years, and the window still looks like new. I use the Meguiar's cleaners and Plexus for everyday use.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by tcampbel1965
[B]Unfortunately, I baby my top.

 

I used distilled H2O and a cloth diaper. I figure that is as gentle as can be. H2O may be known as the universal solvent, but I doubt it has been trying to put my window into solution. And it doesn't explain everybody else who has a horribly disfigured rear window. Maybe it's the Michigan weather, except that I don't drive it unless the sun is shining. BMW plastic windows don't seem as gnarled.

 

From the Forum FAQ's:

Window Care Guide

Rear Window Infor

check these and the other item in the FAQ section. Save you TONS of time.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by krhorrocks
[B]From the Forum FAQ's:

Window Care Guide

 

Does anyone take the window OUT? or just do the contortionist thing from the inside? Cusious cuz I have some not to bad scratches that I think would come out if I could just get some leverage.