I didn't really mind much over the Summer since I'm 99% top down; But now, it is sadly top up weather for me.

How do I get rid of this yellowing, I don't even know what it is or what it got there. I do know it does not want to get off. I have tried scrubbing and scrubbing with all my strength using Plast-X, and nothing.

Any inside s2000 tip/tricks I do not know about?

Disclaimer - I am saving up for the glass top conversion, but as of right now I am not financially capable.

 

That looks pretty brutalized.

You tried Plast-X on both the inside and outside?

Might try Plexus. I think it's a bit stronger.

If you have a friend handy, have him hold some cardboard against the opposite side (maybe wrap it in a towel to prevent more scratching) so you can press a little harder?

 

That sucks. First your car's plastic window is dirty, and then your dad scraped the front of your S.

 

does you smoke if so thats where it came from, one more reason to kick the habbit

 

Get your dad to drive your car a bit more...,

Sorry couldn't resist.

Those of you who read other posts in S2000 Talk will get what I mean...,

 

the mequiars plast-x will work pretty good. apply with a round wax thingy on the inside and out, although its not forever so you'll have to do it often. i noticed mine stopped when i tinted the window...

 

you can tint plastic windows?

 

yea for the side windows use regular stuff and for the soft top plastic use static cling tint on the outside cut-to-size. i put mine on and its stayed on at 140 so cant be too bad, i got pix i can post of tomrow if interested

 

^ ouch thats rough

 

Years ago, I was driving a Corvette convertable on an extended trip and ran into snow in Ga. I stopped for fuel and decided to wipe the snow off the rear plastic window and grabbed a somewhat greasy rag out of the car to do this. It wasn't immediate but within a few days the damage was appearent. The lesson I learned is that nothing should be used to clean a plastic window except and absolutly clean cloth.