clowdy issenglass

sanchita · Jul 28, 2009

I have some isenglass panels that have some spots that have become milky. surface cleaning isnt working.

Anyone have a solution, or is that spot there for the ride?

Uplate · Jul 28, 2009

In my experience, once it is scratched or milked, nothing will bring it back.

thats why I am so careful to handle it with Kid Gloves. I hang mine up in the attic and never fold it . My canvas guy says rolling or folding is the worst thing you can do for storage of plastic windows.

sanchita · Sep 18, 2009

hey guys, a day in some hot texas sun cleared it right up.

Tonka Boater · Sep 18, 2009

Give this product from Meguiar's a try. I had a convertible with a plastic rear window that was scratched, cloudy and yellowing from the repeated use and this stuff restored it to new again.

http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/detail/MEG+G12310

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agreico · Sep 18, 2009

Recently, I removed some stubborn scratches with 3M oxidizer remover. Then applied a cleaner. Looked pretty good.

TG
2006 280 DA

Lazy Daze · Sep 18, 2009

sanchita said:
hey guys, a day in some hot texas sun cleared it right up.

That's not abnormal to get that milky/cloudy thing happening. It's just moisture. Typically this'll happen after storing them wet - even just a little bit of moisture will do it.

Labbur · Sep 18, 2009

Have you tried Denatured alcohol. I only use cotton baby diapers as well when cleaning.

kpetry · Sep 18, 2009

Uplate said:
I I hang mine up in the attic and never fold it .

I didn't know 310s had an attic! Cool!

SeaHarley · Sep 25, 2009

kpetry said:
I didn't know 310s had an attic! Cool!

He, he, he.........

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