Rear Plastic Window Polish / Perspex Cleaner.
Rear Plastic Window Polish / Perspex Cleaner.
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Original Poster:

8,576 posts

199 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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In the early 80s i had some exelent cleaner called "Grey Gate" Plastic Polish which a pal who worked in the Airline industry got for me, and i used it with exelent results to renovate the very faded rear window of my sadly missed TR-6 . It was a white liquid , It realy was good stuff and transformed the window.

Griff rear screen is faded and i am strugling to get a suitable polish . Any ideas anyone ?

Torquemada

621 posts

302 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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Autoglym Super Resin Polish seems to do the job as well as anything else.

Belchy

89 posts

202 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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+1 for autoglym super resin polish!

Belchy

BliarOut

72,863 posts

268 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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You can get aircraft perspex polish for about a tenner online. I can have a look in the garage for the name of it if you want.

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Original Poster:

8,576 posts

199 months

Wednesday 26th May 2010
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Hi Bliar Out , if you can that would be great , i need some asap, its p..... me off not being able to see in my mirror what Go- Boy is chaseing me.
And thanks to the other guys for their replys.

V8 GRF

7,299 posts

239 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Are we talking about 303 Aerospace Protectant?

I use it and it's great for keeping your rear screen clear and supple.

BliarOut

72,863 posts

268 months

Friday 28th May 2010
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Just been in the garage, it's Meguirs 10 aircaft perspex polish that I use. Not sure which is the best stuff but that seems OK for fine blemishes.

blitzracing

6,422 posts

249 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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My local car shop does this stuff that works faily well, but it is just a very fine polish, and does not soften the plastic at all if its got hard. It worked better than car polish, brasso, or T cut plastic polish buts it a stupid price for the amount you get.

http://www.renovointernational.com/products/p_wpol...

lotusandy

257 posts

300 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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I have used T-cut for years on many different cars, always does a fantastic job, just try it on a small area first if you are not sure.

Andy

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Original Poster:

8,576 posts

199 months

Saturday 29th May 2010
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Thanks for the info guys . Renovo looks good although i did try some normal car polish and that has helped slightly. I have had some some T-Cut kicking around for ages so may give that a quick try before Renovo.