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Soft top window cleaners?

Madgyver

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What are you folks using to clean your windows on the soft top?
what's best?
 
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Madgyver

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I'm going to try this one. I heard great things about it. The boat guys swear by it.
 

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Scoop

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Pledge Furniture Polish. Before Plexus Plastic Cleaner, airplane pilots used Pledge. Works great and fills in small scratches.

(And smells good too!)
 

sprdv1

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^^^THIS^^^ Airplane pilots use it on their windshields. My 10 year old windows look like new with Plexus!

Pic or I'm lying

Nice... Imma have to save this thread or write it down
 

toddz69

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I use the Plexus as well. I usually hose the big stuff off and then do a final clean with the Plexus.

Todd Z.
 

SP73

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Pledge Furniture Polish. Before Plexus Plastic Cleaner, airplane pilots used Pledge. Works great and fills in small scratches.

(And smells good too!)

^^^This. It really does work.
 

phred

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Pledge Furniture Polish. Before Plexus Plastic Cleaner, airplane pilots used Pledge. Works great and fills in small scratches.

(And smells good too!)


This! Kept a can in my Jep case so I could wipe the windscreen down during g preflight.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 

77BRONKOTN

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Old English furniture polish. Always have used it on plastics, motorcycle, soft tops and even headlights.
 
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Madgyver

Madgyver

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Rust water stains are not coming off.. i need to get aggressive with it.
 

eaglenest66

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I tried both Plastx and Novus. Both removed the haze and light scratches. Small buffer on slow speed helped a lot. Recommending Novus as I have some deeper scratches on a 50+ year old top and they have two different compounds plus a cleaner. Pictures shows Platsx on the right, Novus on the left. I am going to try the more aggressive compound this weekend and will post results.
 

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