I bit the bullet and bought a product called Hindsight. This comes from Scotland and is expensive. With shipping to the US I paid $105.22. However, if you want to easily bring your plastic window back to literally factory new condition, this is the way to go in my opinion. This stuff is magic.

I used it over two months ago and haven't had to do it again yet. And my window looked horrible. You couldn't see out of it at all. Four years of zero maintenance. Completely removes haze and smaller scratches. No residue left on the window either. If you have deeper scratches it will not remove them. But, while I haven't tried it, I would imagine you could use a stronger abrasive to remove deeper scratches and then use this product to remove the small scratches that the heavy abrasive left behind.

Also, I only had to use VERY small amount of this stuff to do both the inside and outside of my window. They give you enough to do this at least 20 times, maybe more. And, like I said, it's been two months and I haven't had to touch it since.

Here is the URL:

Hindsight Plastic Restorer

 

bmw plastic window cleaner
8 bucks a 100 cc tube works pretty good
cut up your old worn s2000 carpets once cleaned and stuff them in the rear well 0 cost
Paul

 

okay one question::


what is the best? meguire's PlastX or plexus? please some feedback... im planning on getting some rear plastic cleaners but need feedback on which product to buy

 

that stuff works awesome

 

Here's a little something to keep the inside of the plastic window from further damage and scratching.

 

^^^ just ordered one for my freshly replaced top's fresh new rear window (thanks Honda!)

 

Order received.

 

apply AIO 3 times with a pc and you are done.
i've used plexus, 303, 210, eagle but klasse AIO worked the best.
it even worked for my head light.

 

I do the same.

 

i just bought meguire's plastX yesterday and it worked great. At first I didn't think the results were that great, although noticeable. Later that night I applied a layer of Plexus on top of it and this morning the cloudiness was 90% gone. I think some exposure to the hot sun expanded the plastic and allowed the polish to sink in.