Raggtopp on Windows
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Raggtopp on Windows
I treated my top with Raggtopp's vinyl protectant the other day and I had some overspray on my windows that left a haze. I used some windex on it, but its still kind of hazy. Any advice on how to remove it from the windows?
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The big problem is that you shouldn't be spraying the Ragg Topp directly onto your top. Please see the many, many, many threads about convertible top care for the ideal application method. 
In the mean time, you should be able to get that Ragg Topp off your windows with a quality window cleaner. In my experience, Windex is not really very effective in the automotive environment. Try a window cleaner meant for automotive use like Meguiar's NXT Glass Cleaner or Stoner's Invisible Glass. Sprayway Glass Cleaner is also very good. Ideally you want to use a micro fiber towel with the glass, but if you don't have any I would use old newspaper (wear rubber gloves so no ink gets on your hands) or paper towels. I wouldn't use cotton towels on windows because they tend to lint.
In the mean time, you should be able to get that Ragg Topp off your windows with a quality window cleaner. In my experience, Windex is not really very effective in the automotive environment. Try a window cleaner meant for automotive use like Meguiar's NXT Glass Cleaner or Stoner's Invisible Glass. Sprayway Glass Cleaner is also very good. Ideally you want to use a micro fiber towel with the glass, but if you don't have any I would use old newspaper (wear rubber gloves so no ink gets on your hands) or paper towels. I wouldn't use cotton towels on windows because they tend to lint.
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