I think there's some other posts on this if you use the search feature, but I just started researching this myself. Primarily the windows - Use a damp cloth to wipe them off and don't use any window cleaners or anything like that. You can also buy some plastic protective stuff to put on after. Also, wipe it down in straight lines (not circles). I wiped mine down with just a damp cloth and water yesterday and it made a huge difference (I couldn't see out my back window at all it was so dirty from simple daily driving).
Ahhh , no fair Balu. You beat me to the punch. I was just typing slower than you.
It was in my recently ordered stuff from last month so I found it easilyAhhh , no fair Balu. You beat me to the punch. I was just typing slower than you.
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I agree on the plastic windows. That's a whole nuther story. You really need to take care when cleaning those things. You're right, you must make sure there is some type of lubricant, even water, before you wipe them down. I haven't owned a convertible with plastic windows since my '65 Chebby Impala. But, that window was toast when I bought the car.
I find this to also be an effective way to clean windows:I agree on the plastic windows. That's a whole nuther story. You really need to take care when cleaning those things. You're right, you must make sure there is some type of lubricant, even water, before you wipe them down. I haven't owned a convertible with plastic windows since my '65 Chebby Impala. But, that window was toast when I bought the car.
That is the kit that I purchased with the long handle brush. I got a second can of protectant so I can get good coverage and do two applications.
