Plastic glass cleaner

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Bradb571

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What's the best plastic glass/ isenglass cleaner/polish? I've used meguires and it's ok but wondering if there something better?
 
For day to day cleaning, try a product called Plexo by Castle.

Used with a micro fiber cloth this stuff is great.

I have a friend who swears by Pledge. His 10 year old clear vinyl windows look like new.
 
210 Cleaner on eisenglass if Strataglass I would follow their recommendations.
@Soulshine: It's funny but I always thought 210 was like "Pledge" for clear vinyl ;)

-Kevin.
 
I've used plexus and Honda polish for upkeep but initially used the me meguiars cleaner/polish to clear them up.
 
Doesn’t matter. They all perform the same. Buy whichever is convenient for you. Seriously, I have tried them all.
 
has anybody ever used a small buffer pad on the end of a drill like the ones that come with the automotive headlight resto kits? i was going to get at it over the winter with that
 
I used a lot of different products in the last 15 years and this the best one I have found. I use 2 different microfiber cloths, one to clean and the other to polish.

https://www.fisheriessupply.com/mermaids-cleaning-plexiglass-plastic-cleaner-and-polish



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I use a 7 inch rotary buffer with a fine polishing foam pad, and Meguiars plast x polish.
carefully tape off the canvas around the edge of eisenglass, lay flat on a soft towel covered table top and clamp down at the edges. Go at it with the buffer but be carefull not to stay in one place as with polishing paint you can leave burn marks if it gets to hot.

they come out awesome
 
Sublimetime said:
I use a 7 inch rotary buffer with a fine polishing foam pad, and Meguiars plast x polish.
carefully tape off the canvas around the edge of eisenglass, lay flat on a soft towel covered table top and clamp down at the edges. Go at it with the buffer but be carefull not to stay in one place as with polishing paint you can leave burn marks if it gets to hot.

they come out awesome
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thanks for the affirmation. sounds like a nice winter project. mine haven't clouded , but look like the PO took a brush to them. i think they will buff out nice
 
The buffer easily removes all the fine scratches and gives them a nice gleem like they have when its new plastic.
 
Oh man,
I am soooo tempted to try & buff mine out but afraid I will destroy them! I just had them redone last year but after 2 seasons I've got some scratches and it looks like very minor clouding on the front panels. These roll up & also happen to be the most horizontal panels.
 
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