Milky Rear Screen

[Deeman]

Gents

Any recommendations for clearing this up - any tried and tested products?

My own silly fault, but car has been outside for a lot of this winter.

I will be having a look at the chassis at the weekend too........

Pete

[tvrgit]

http://www.hindsightuk.com/

Brilliant stuff.

[Deeman]

Top man - many thanks

Will give it a try

[GreenV8S]

Rain-X also does a pretty good job of filling in the microscopic scratches and improves the transparency, also helps the rain run off. But it's only temporary.

[tvrgit]

GreenV8S said:

Rain-X also does a pretty good job of filling in the microscopic scratches and improves the transparency, also helps the rain run off. But it's only temporary.

Peter, everything's only temporary!
[/contemplation of ephemeral existence mode]

Different people will prefer different products, but for me, that hindsight stuff was amazing - the rear window was like new.

[markbigears]

If you have any autoglym super resin to hand, give it a go. Always brings the screen up like glass, and it protects too. Be very careful with the amount of pressure you use too,that stitching isn't that strong around the plastic window, take your time, because it will take hours to get a decent result. Stand back and admire!

Edited by markbigears on Wednesday 2nd March 10:08

[phillpot]

Not tried it but rumour has it toothpaste does a good job

[markbigears]

not something I would try, not sure if it would put more swirls in than take out!

[phillpot]

Not just me . . .
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... screen clean up