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Foggy Airlift XRS panels.
- Thread starter MDrost1
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I've been told from Gallup Doors, who use the same vinyl and clear panels, that this absolutely the stuff to use, works heads and tails better than anything else:
http://www.doctorklear.com/klear-to-sea.html
I have not tried it yet myself. Although now that you reminded me about it, I think I might buy some and try it out.
http://www.doctorklear.com/klear-to-sea.html
I have not tried it yet myself. Although now that you reminded me about it, I think I might buy some and try it out.
robert roman
Bob Roman
Foggy vinyl windows may be caused from UV as well as mold and algae growth (white powder look).
Cleaning with acid may solve problem but practice is intrusive because it removes oil in panel (vinyl or polycarbonate) which may exacerbate problem.
If mold, clean with mild solution of bleach, and then replenish the oil in panel.
For example, some drivers use olive oil to polish the lens in instrument panels.
I use Lemon Pledge (yellow aerosol can) to clean, replenish and protect the windshield on my motorcycle.
When I was a detailer, I used Pledge to de-fog the vinyl windows on convertible tops and Jeeps.
Cleaning with acid may solve problem but practice is intrusive because it removes oil in panel (vinyl or polycarbonate) which may exacerbate problem.
If mold, clean with mild solution of bleach, and then replenish the oil in panel.
For example, some drivers use olive oil to polish the lens in instrument panels.
I use Lemon Pledge (yellow aerosol can) to clean, replenish and protect the windshield on my motorcycle.
When I was a detailer, I used Pledge to de-fog the vinyl windows on convertible tops and Jeeps.
