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There are a number of cleaning compounds and polishes used on airplane
windows. First rinse it well, the wash it very well with soap and water and a
soft cloth to remove any dirt or dust. If nesessary Mirror Glaze makes a
#10 (polish), #17 (removes scratches) and #18 (cleans hazing). Rainex makes
a vinyl protectant/repellant. 303 has been suggested for clear vinyl
protection.
Stratoglass (a high quality vinyl) recommends only Strataglass cleaner and to
avoid any abrasive.
I know that some folks use pledge for polishing---but I have been reluctant
to do so.
I have not yet used the 303, since the windows on my current boats are kept
rolled up and stored most of the time--but I will probably use it eventually.
Bob Austin
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