First, my rear plexi-glass window is hazy and hard to see out of how do I clean this?

Second, Are there any polishes to remove spider webbing that can be applied by hand and not with the use of an orbital?. I dont know if I would get that much use out of a porter cable to justify spending the money on it. Yes, granted it would be easier but I have time to kill.

Thanks any input would be appreciated!!

 

A porter cable will get better results than you could ever get by hand. I tried for years to take swirls out 100% by hand. It never happened. Maybe it was just me. I got my PC and in about 10 minutes, my hood had absolutely no swirls in it.

You say your rear window is plexi-glass. Do you mean plastic? They didn't make an S2000 with a plexi-glass window unless I'm mistaken. The plastic does like to get hazy. I hit it with Micro Polish and my PC for about a minute and it looks better than new. Only thing is, I had to do the inside and outside so it was a little more difficult.

Hope this helps bud! If you have any other questions, there are a lot of helpful, experienced guys on this forum who would be happy to answer questions. The more opinions, the better.

 

Assuming your referring to the plastic rear in '00 & '01, you can try Plexus and microfiber. I don't believe Plexus has any abrasives so it may not solve your problem as it is the least aggressive product.

http://www.plexusplasticcleaner.com/frames.html

After Plexus, I've had luck with Novus products. My experience it is a pain in the @ss to get the haze out. The contortions required to get you to the inside, bottom corners will keep your chiropractor in business for years. However, these products seem to work.

http://www.delviesplastics.com/waxes_cleaners_novus.htm - I couldn't find the Novus homepage.


You should be able to find both Plexus and Novus products at a decent marine supply store. Some decent auto parts places may carry them as well.

 

www.novuspolish.com

this stuff will work great on plastics, especially the plastic rear windows for the top.

I did a 2000 s2k with this and a PC and it came out great.