Cleaning aluminium oxide of the rear screen
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To prevent that ocurring in the first place a number of us use Seat belt pads wrapped round the stay and slide them down when dropping the roof to stop the plastic rubbing against the stay.
To clean the rear screen I recommend using a product called Hindsight. Website here It removes scratches and brings the plastic back to good as new condition. It's a two part process and takes a bit of time to do properly but did an excellent job on my screen. Others recommend the Renovo screen restorer product but I've no experience of that.
To keep the screen supple once you've restored it I'd recommend using 303 Aerospace Protectant.
To clean the rear screen I recommend using a product called Hindsight. Website here It removes scratches and brings the plastic back to good as new condition. It's a two part process and takes a bit of time to do properly but did an excellent job on my screen. Others recommend the Renovo screen restorer product but I've no experience of that.
To keep the screen supple once you've restored it I'd recommend using 303 Aerospace Protectant.
Renovo rear screen cleaner will work a treat on this. Continued use of it inside and out will get the screen really supple. Good advice then to use the seat belt restraint slip overs to stop the metal making contact with the rear screen when the mullet is down!
http://www.renovointernational.com/products/p_wpol...
http://www.renovointernational.com/products/p_wpol...
LordGrover said:
Is it Autosol that causes this?
I'm sure it doesn't help.On the few occasions i put my rear section down
it has never marked the window when i havent used the stuff.I only ever polished the strutts once or twice on our very first Chimaera and i couldn't stop it marking.I just dont polish them now
Thanks for the replies, I will check out the products in question.
I believe that the silver black deposit is aluminium oxide and dirt, I have a loft ladder that produces the same on my hands.
Once I have removed it I plan to cover the struts with clear adhesive plastic (giant sellotape), we have a load at work that looks just the ticket. That will stop is coming back.
Thanks
Z
I believe that the silver black deposit is aluminium oxide and dirt, I have a loft ladder that produces the same on my hands.
Once I have removed it I plan to cover the struts with clear adhesive plastic (giant sellotape), we have a load at work that looks just the ticket. That will stop is coming back.
Thanks
Z
z_chromozone said:
Thanks for the replies, I will check out the products in question.
I believe that the silver black deposit is aluminium oxide and dirt, I have a loft ladder that produces the same on my hands.
Once I have removed it I plan to cover the struts with clear adhesive plastic (giant sellotape), we have a load at work that looks just the ticket. That will stop is coming back.
Thanks
Z
I would suggest cleaning with 303 protectant (as maggits suggestion - it cleans and makes the screen more supple plus has UV protectant) and get some TVR seat belt pads which you can attach to the struts, which will protect the rear screen and also look good. Between £5 and £10 a pair depending upon availability. I think the tape will look crap.I believe that the silver black deposit is aluminium oxide and dirt, I have a loft ladder that produces the same on my hands.
Once I have removed it I plan to cover the struts with clear adhesive plastic (giant sellotape), we have a load at work that looks just the ticket. That will stop is coming back.
Thanks
Z
FFG
FlipFlopGriff said:
LordGrover said:
I've had just about enough of FFG sitting on the fence. 
Cheers LG,
I can imagine the fun of trying to get dried on sellotape off.
FFG
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