Plastic window cleaners
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I got this plastic and plexiglass cleaner at autozone made by blue ocean for $2.99. My window had 2 years of grime built up and it took it right off. I have been using plexus but never did the initial cleaning... works great!
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Originally posted by billo
A gent in the Parts Dept at my local Honda dealer is a motorcycle enthusiast. He suggested I try Honda Plastic Cleaner, which he uses on his (Gold Wing?) fairing and windshield. I bought a can (about $8) and have been very pleased. It's like Plexus "Lite". Very easy to use and leaves almost no residue.
A gent in the Parts Dept at my local Honda dealer is a motorcycle enthusiast. He suggested I try Honda Plastic Cleaner, which he uses on his (Gold Wing?) fairing and windshield. I bought a can (about $8) and have been very pleased. It's like Plexus "Lite". Very easy to use and leaves almost no residue.
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The metal polish is okay too because it contains no abrasives. Basically what I do is put the material on a cloth then rub it into the window. Let it dry for about 2 min. and scrub (and I do mean scrub) it off with a clean towel. It's a pain in the rear to clean and there is no easy way.
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From: carrollton (dallas)
try mcguires cleaner and polish, it works great. i use a coat the other day and it was pretty clear. It's kindda hard to get the corners, but it works well. two bottles for $15 bucks at a local marine shop.
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