If your windscreen has gone all cloudy with age, try some Mothers Plastic Polish.
Mine was really crappy and has come back really clean.
Didn't work so well on the seat panels but they are really degraded and need to come off and get resprayed.
Bob
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Re: Opaque windscreen
Mothers products are quite good products as far as I've experienced Wombat, a good tip there.Wombat wrote:If your windscreen has gone all cloudy with age, try some Mothers Plastic Polish.
Mine was really crappy and has come back really clean.
Didn't work so well on the seat panels but they are really degraded and need to come off and get resprayed.
Bob
Mind, the screen is a carbonate plastic and the seat cowl will be painted, so a different polish will be needed.
My memory has gone cloudy with age as well,..any thoughts ?..already medicating with Wild Turkey or Jack.
What do you have now,..I seem to recall you selling the TRX off roader a while back...
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Re: Opaque windscreen
Nah, I think that was Homer
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