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west marine. they call back window material eisenglass. use a lot more of it than we do.
thanks. Just read up on it. Looks simple enough. It’s a bank burner item at this point but now I know what I have to do. Where do you keep your car? NJ or Florida? I’m an hour and 20 minutes east of Tampa
Plexus is used for a lot of different kinds of plastic.
May work for you.
Plexus seems to be the most recommended treatment, both for restoration and preventative application. I applied it to my convertible window inside and out, though my window was already very clear. I also tried it on my other car’s plastic headlights but didn’t see any appreciable change in the cloudiness of the lenses.
Plexus seems to be the most recommended treatment, both for restoration and preventative application. I applied it to my convertible window inside and out, though my window was already very clear. I also tried it on my other car’s plastic headlights but didn’t see any appreciable change in the cloudiness of the lenses.
I’ll give one of these a shot. Thanks for replies. Can always count on this forum.
Last edited by Bluesting70; Jan 28, 2022 at 08:38 PM.