Soft top window cleaner

[Pete]

Can anyone recommend a cleaning product for the rear window of the soft top. Mine's gone very 'milky'.

I've read about a product called 'Hindsight' in the classic car press, but at over £30 a throw I thought I'ld ask if anyone has tried it before I spend the bucks.

Cheers

[jclay (RIP 2018)]

Meguiar's has a three step process of Clear Plastic Products;
Cleaner
Polish
Detailer.

jclay

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[Wayne S]

Before you buy the expensive stuff, try Cif bathroom cleaner on a fine microfibre cloth. Worked a treat on mine [:D]

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[windy one]

Whether you need an actual polish or not to clear it up, I always clean & shine my plastic windows with a product called "Plexus". The stuff is great! I use it on my wedges windows, window tint in my truck, motorcycle helmet sheild...etc.

Johnny

[danny]

Hi,

Try tooth paste, makes it look mint!

Seriously it does work and it leaves a fine smell.

Danny




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[Pete]

Hey, this forum's really good, some interesting things to try before buying the off the shelf cosmetics. I'll let you know which I think works best.

Cheers
Pete