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how to make clean the clear vinyl windows?

• Thread starter scoutermom
• Showtime date May 11, 2007

• #1

I am renovating a 73 starcraft starmaster 6. I have cleaned and scrubbed the canvas & screens - while all the 'stains' did not come up out (and I wasn't surprised, but information technology looks and SMELLS much better!) I would similar to clean the vinyl windows up - they let light in, only are 'foggy' - not scratched up or worn, they just seem to be coated with age...

is there anything that you can recommend to aid brand them clearer?

laura

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• #2

Yellowkayak

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You will never get those clear once again. Your merely solution is to supplant them unfortunately. You tin go to a textile store and pic it up!!!! Use quality nylon heavy duty thread to stitch them dorsum on and you should not take a trouble and they will last for years every bit long as you keep everything dry in the popup up.

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• #three

You could endeavour a plastic polish similar Novus. I've used it on my Jeep windows and it does a great job of removing fogging and scratches.

http://www.novuspolish.com/

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• #4

You take nothing to lose by trying one of the polishes similar Novus. Any local auto parts store will accept plastic polish in stock.

You might not have a lot of luck, only the only thing to lose is a few bucks, some fourth dimension and elbow grease!

Good luck and allow us know how it turns out.

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• #five

The windows in our 1974 Coleman (given to us past friends who no longer wanted to work on it) were grimy as well. A microfiber textile and some vinegar really made a difference! Not every spot came off, only they are not every bit filmy anymore. I may have to attempt another products and see if further comeback is possible!

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• #half dozen

Try this

Magazine & Aluminum Smooth
This is our legendary metal polish. Mothers®' secret formula balances a bright shine with easy use for aluminum wheels and parts, brass, alloys and accessories. Application is just a affair of a make clean cloth and a footling elbow grease. Mothers® Mag & Aluminum polish is strong enough to put a shine to the almost neglected metals and gentle plenty to use on a regular ground.

Use a microfiber cloth, try a lilliputian spot first, information technology seems odd, but this works on plastics and windows.

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Edited by - imnoexpert on May 16 2007 23:03:22

• #vii

utilize the magic eraser it works great!

k_gutzman

• #8

if worse comes to worse I had to selection up clear vinyl at JoAnn fabric'south for $2.fifty something a yard.

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• #nine

We use Plexo on the Jeep and the PUC. It works really well. Information technology does remove mild fogging, but can't vouch for serious fog.
http://www.castlepackspower.com/Itemize/GlassClnrs/plexo.html
Good luck. Let u.s.a. know what yous find that works.

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