Cleaning inside of rear window
06-09-2007, 07:23 PM
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Cleaning inside of rear window
How can one do this? I have the plastic window and it's dirty as hell on the inside, probably from being down all of the time. I tried to reach it last time I did a detail, but it's extremely hard to get to. Any suggestions?
06-09-2007, 09:32 PM
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it is hard to get to...
plexus is the product, twisting is the name of the game!
put the top up all the way, move the seats all the way forward (or remove them if you are wacko enough) then go for as much as you can get.
then start to put the top down (very slightly) so that you can get back there- the window is harder to work then cause its not tight, but easier to get to.
its a kinda play with various choices until you get something that works for you...
eventually you will get it-
plexus is the product, twisting is the name of the game!
put the top up all the way, move the seats all the way forward (or remove them if you are wacko enough) then go for as much as you can get.
then start to put the top down (very slightly) so that you can get back there- the window is harder to work then cause its not tight, but easier to get to.
its a kinda play with various choices until you get something that works for you...
eventually you will get it-
06-10-2007, 05:26 AM
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I use one of these for my glass rear window . . .
http://www.autogeek.net/glass-surface-cleaner.html
I don't see why you couldn't use it with the MF bonnet on a plastic rear window. It really eliminates a lot of the contorting you have to do to reach the window. Works really well to reach the lower part of the windshield too!
http://www.autogeek.net/glass-surface-cleaner.html
I don't see why you couldn't use it with the MF bonnet on a plastic rear window. It really eliminates a lot of the contorting you have to do to reach the window. Works really well to reach the lower part of the windshield too!
06-10-2007, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by wanabe,Jun 9 2007, 09:32 PM
it is hard to get to...
plexus is the product, twisting is the name of the game!
put the top up all the way, move the seats all the way forward (or remove them if you are wacko enough) then go for as much as you can get.
then start to put the top down (very slightly) so that you can get back there- the window is harder to work then cause its not tight, but easier to get to.
its a kinda play with various choices until you get something that works for you...
eventually you will get it-
plexus is the product, twisting is the name of the game!
put the top up all the way, move the seats all the way forward (or remove them if you are wacko enough) then go for as much as you can get.
then start to put the top down (very slightly) so that you can get back there- the window is harder to work then cause its not tight, but easier to get to.
its a kinda play with various choices until you get something that works for you...
eventually you will get it-
or just get someone small to do it for you lol. i'm a small guy so it was easy for me to reach back into the window...it wasn't fun though..
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06-11-2007, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Emil St-Hilaire,Jun 10 2007, 04:09 PM
Yeah,but,it glass.!!!
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