> Does anyone know what the polish is used for cleaning and protecting
> plastic window material on aircraft. Any recommendations.
>
> Will the polish offer protection against it being discoloured.
>
> Where can it be purchased.
>
> Thanks
>
> r

> "Rob" mine.com> wrote in message
> news:48998c61$1_2@news.peopletelecom.com.au...

>> Does anyone know what the polish is used for cleaning and protecting
>> plastic window material on aircraft. Any recommendations.
>>
>> Will the polish offer protection against it being discoloured.
>>
>> Where can it be purchased.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> r

>
> Rob
> Don't know re polish but my LAME put me on to Mr Sheen applied with bits of
> old flannelette sheets to clean and provide a 'buffer zone' and for the
> years I had the Cessna I found it worked well and removed bugs and grime
> with no scratching or perspex degredation - someone will probably be able to
> prove the constituents should eat away perspex - but it didn't :) ...

> "Rob" mine.com> wrote in message
> news:48998c61$1_2@news.peopletelecom.com.au...

>> Does anyone know what the polish is used for cleaning and protecting
>> plastic window material on aircraft. Any recommendations.
>>
>> Will the polish offer protection against it being discoloured.
>>
>> Where can it be purchased.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> r

>
> Rob
> Don't know re polish but my LAME put me on to Mr Sheen applied with bits of
> old flannelette sheets to clean and provide a 'buffer zone' and for the
> years I had the Cessna I found it worked well and removed bugs and grime
> with no scratching or perspex degredation - someone will probably be able to
> prove the constituents should eat away perspex - but it didn't :) ...

> Sr20goer wrote:

>> "Rob" mine.com> wrote in message
>> news:48998c61$1_2@news.peopletelecom.com.au...

>>> Does anyone know what the polish is used for cleaning and protecting
>>> plastic window material on aircraft. Any recommendations.
>>>
>>> Will the polish offer protection against it being discoloured.
>>>
>>> Where can it be purchased.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> r

>>
>> Rob
>> Don't know re polish but my LAME put me on to Mr Sheen applied with
>> bits of old flannelette sheets to clean and provide a 'buffer zone'
>> and for the years I had the Cessna I found it worked well and removed
>> bugs and grime with no scratching or perspex degredation - someone ...

> "Rob" mine.com> wrote in message
> news:48998c61$1_2@news.peopletelecom.com.au...

>> Does anyone know what the polish is used for cleaning and protecting
>> plastic window material on aircraft. Any recommendations.
>>
>> Will the polish offer protection against it being discoloured.
>>
>> Where can it be purchased.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> r

>
> Rob
> Don't know re polish but my LAME put me on to Mr Sheen applied with bits of
> old flannelette sheets to clean and provide a 'buffer zone' and for the
> years I had the Cessna I found it worked well and removed bugs and grime
> with no scratching or perspex degredation - someone will probably be able to
> prove the constituents should eat away perspex - but it didn't :) ...

>
> The newer headlamps on cars are molded plastic which discolour. If you
> polish them back, they will become clear again, but still need some sort
> of hard coating applied.
>
>
> The stuff I am thinking of is like Brasso with a polymer. Well maybe not
> as abrasive as Brasso but will still remove light scratches. Then again
> you can polish CD's with Brasso to remove scratches so they work again.

> The stuff I am thinking of is like Brasso with a polymer. Well maybe not
> as abrasive as Brasso but will still remove light scratches. Then again
> you can polish CD's with Brasso to remove scratches so they work again.

> Sr20goer wrote:

> I have some concern about the slightly abrasive nature of Mr Sheen.
> For the bubble canopy on my SportStar I use Plexus, and I'm very happy
> with the results. Water repellant and slightly repellant to most dirt. I
> believe it also bonds witht he perspex to produce a protective surface
> layer.
>
> Not certain of the chemistry, but I'm very happy with the results.
>
> Gregg

> Sr20goer wrote:

>> "Rob" mine.com> wrote in message
>> news:48998c61$1_2@news.peopletelecom.com.au...

>>> Does anyone know what the polish is used for cleaning and protecting
>>> plastic window material on aircraft. Any recommendations.
>>>
>>> Will the polish offer protection against it being discoloured.
>>>
>>> Where can it be purchased.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> r

>>
>> Rob
>> Don't know re polish but my LAME put me on to Mr Sheen applied with
>> bits of old flannelette sheets to clean and provide a 'buffer zone'
>> and for the years I had the Cessna I found it worked well and removed
>> bugs and grime with no scratching or perspex degredation - someone ...