Cleaning Rear Plastic Window
08-20-2001, 02:19 PM
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VA S2K,
I haven't been able to find these 3M products from your local Auto Parts store; however, you can order these products directly from the 3M website. Here's the link: http://www21.3m.com/dr/v2/ec_main.entry17c...=840&CACHE_ID=0.
I haven't been able to find these 3M products from your local Auto Parts store; however, you can order these products directly from the 3M website. Here's the link: http://www21.3m.com/dr/v2/ec_main.entry17c...=840&CACHE_ID=0.
10-26-2013, 05:50 AM
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I also use Plexus and Meguiars and I love them. Meguiars is a very good concealer for scratch. I also get the same recommendation from an auto detailing Dallas TX. My favourite is product is Scratch-X.
10-26-2013, 07:35 AM
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Plexus is the best cleaner and protector IMO, I love it, and I use it on my Mugen hardtop lexan window. I also use it on the rear and front light fixtures. If you get the rear window cleaned of scratches and oxidation (using whatever product you like - Meguiars Plast-X is really good), then use Plexus to keep the inside and exterior protected, optical clarity is excellent with it as well.
Don' ever put your knee on our seats, you will stretch the leather and it will be almost impossible to return to normal, and you will have that saggy pants look to the base of the seat. I sit in the driver seat with my legs out the door sitting sideways facing the exterior, and spray the window with the top up, windscreen down, I do as much as I can reach. Then I do the same on the passenger side. Pull up the windscreen when finished. Works fine for me.
Don' ever put your knee on our seats, you will stretch the leather and it will be almost impossible to return to normal, and you will have that saggy pants look to the base of the seat. I sit in the driver seat with my legs out the door sitting sideways facing the exterior, and spray the window with the top up, windscreen down, I do as much as I can reach. Then I do the same on the passenger side. Pull up the windscreen when finished. Works fine for me.
10-26-2013, 07:35 AM
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Plexus is the best cleaner and protector IMO, I love it, and I use it on my Mugen hardtop lexan window. I also use it on the rear and front light fixtures. If you get the rear window cleaned of scratches and oxidation (using whatever product you like - Meguiars Plast-X is really good), then use Plexus to keep the inside and exterior protected, optical clarity is excellent with it as well.
Don' ever put your knee on our seats, you will stretch the leather and it will be almost impossible to return to normal, and you will have that saggy pants look to the base of the seat. I sit in the driver seat with my legs out the door sitting sideways facing the exterior, and spray the window with the top up, windscreen down, I do as much as I can reach. Then I do the same on the passenger side. Pull up the windscreen when finished. Works fine for me.
Don' ever put your knee on our seats, you will stretch the leather and it will be almost impossible to return to normal, and you will have that saggy pants look to the base of the seat. I sit in the driver seat with my legs out the door sitting sideways facing the exterior, and spray the window with the top up, windscreen down, I do as much as I can reach. Then I do the same on the passenger side. Pull up the windscreen when finished. Works fine for me.
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