Rear window

[Gavstar]

Best stuff for rear window cleaning? I tried sink brite cleaner stuff and it's left some nasty looking smear marks on it. Do i need to shell out for proper stuff or is there a just as effective alternative?

[Corin Denton]

Try Renovo plastic window cleaner - none finer!

[FlipFlopGriff]

Try Mike at the polishing company. 01379 640208.
Aerospace 303 is what you want. It cleans and makes it more supple and smooth. It also has UV protection and can be used on the rubber seals, leather etc and isn't expensive.
FFG

>> Edited by FlipFlopGriff on Friday 26th November 15:51

[Big Al.]

Corin Denton said:

Try Renovo plastic window cleaner - none finer!

Renovo that's what I use, none finer? not sure that stuff that DustyC uses look pretty sh!t hot!

Drop him a mail, he don't appear much in the evenings he's on dial up at home!

[Gavstar]

OK, Will do, cheers.

[FlipFlopGriff]

Dusty uses the Aerospace 303.
I was with him when he bought it.
FFG

[woody_450]

Hi

Did mine at the weekend with Renovo to try and get rid of the scratchs, it was bad enough that I didn't see Mr Plod until it was too late

It works to a certain extent, I think if you want the best results it'll take a few more applications and a lot more elbow grease than expected

Rich

[swisstoni]

The standard Autoglym paint polish is good too...

[Gavstar]

swisstoni said:

The standard Autoglym paint polish is good too...

I already have some of that too. I bought some Turtle Wax stuff from Halfords, which has cleaned it quite well, but not softened it, so I'm concerned it may crack in this weather when I fold it down.
Does the paint polish soften the screen?