Cab rear screen cleaning - what to use?
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Adil786
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I have some horrid water stains and drips from Meguirs softtop treatment on the rear plastic and can't get them out. Any good products out there that will clean the plastic without scratching it?
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fowler
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fine t-cut i used to use on mine followed by a good wax, after to soften and keep free from water staining
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grantfk10
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I have tried a few ideas.
Someone recommended "Brasso", dont - it's a nightmare to get off!
Autoglym SRP works well, just make sure you don't leave it on too long.
Megs Stage 2 works too, but as above - buff it up quickly.
Autoglym Fast Glass is worth a try, and contains no abrasives therefore can be used safely on acrylic and plastic windows.
HTH
Someone recommended "Brasso", dont - it's a nightmare to get off!
Autoglym SRP works well, just make sure you don't leave it on too long.
Megs Stage 2 works too, but as above - buff it up quickly.
Autoglym Fast Glass is worth a try, and contains no abrasives therefore can be used safely on acrylic and plastic windows.
HTH
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mabz
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autosol plastic polish is good it also removes fine scratches.got mine off ebay i think its quite new on the market but don't quote me on that
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gooner1
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The Brasso sugestion was mine, and works fine on my screengrantfk10 wrote:I have tried a few ideas.
Someone recommended "Brasso", dont - it's a nightmare to get off!
Autoglym SRP works well, just make sure you don't leave it on too long.
Megs Stage 2 works too, but as above - buff it up quickly.
Autoglym Fast Glass is worth a try, and contains no abrasives therefore can be used safely on acrylic and plastic windows.
HTH
What problems are you having with it ?
