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Discussion in '348/355' started by Palermofazio, Sep 13, 2016.

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  1. Palermofazio

    Palermofazio Karting

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    #1 Palermofazio, Sep 13, 2016
    What to do or use to clean some fading or hazing from over time, on a plastic window on convertible top. To bring back its glory
     
  2. gothspeed

    gothspeed F1 World Champ

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    #2 gothspeed, Sep 13, 2016
  3. Palermofazio

    Palermofazio Karting

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    #3 Palermofazio, Sep 13, 2016
    Awesome, thank you
     
  4. vvassallo

    vvassallo F1 Veteran

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    #4 vvassallo, Sep 14, 2016
    Ditto no that product. I have used it before with success. I think there is a protectorant afterward as well.
     
  5. PeteyP

    PeteyP Formula Junior

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    #5 PeteyP, Sep 14, 2016
    Plastic Polish and a Cotton Terry Cloth. Micro Fiber is too soft to remove a lot of the stubborn discoloration that the terry cloth will...
     
  6. dfranzen

    dfranzen Formula 3
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    #6 dfranzen, Sep 14, 2016
    clean window before you start to polish with #10

    use a microfiber in a circular motion to apply polish and to remove polish
     
  7. Mitch Alsup

    Mitch Alsup F1 Veteran

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    #7 Mitch Alsup, Sep 14, 2016
    Berlinetta.
     
  8. WATSON

    WATSON Two Time F1 World Champ
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    #8 WATSON, Sep 14, 2016
    Pffft. Yea right. And miss that beautiful music out the back?

    Just leave the top down. Screw the plastic window.
     

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