How To Restore Soft Top Windows (Andy’s Garage: Episode - 264)

[@gsdls]

Thank you for sharing the product and instructions. I’m buying a used top and hope this helps.

[@RonRicco]

Countach causally in the garage 😅

[@BruceHanson-h3c]

How about a review of Mopar’s plastic glass cleaner?

[@OceanDriveSpeeder]

Helps to use on inside glass too.

[@CasperTheFriendlyGhost777]

Need to try this can you ploish using a machine low speed ?

[@lorrainesands2364]

How often should you restore the windows

[@PhillipsVision]

Whenever you start to see the clarity fading

[@DerekGH]

How about cleaning the inside of the windows, same procedure?

[@PhillipsVision]

That would also work

[@TravelerBrad]

Should I remove the windows and do both sides?

[@PhillipsVision]

@@TravelerBrad you can, but usually it’s the exterior that gets messed up

[@kvsmile2]

Is it safe for dark tinted plastic windows?

[@PhillipsVision]

This is safe on any soft top windows. If the dark tint is due to applying aftermarket tint to the factory plastic windows, I’m not sure what effect it could have. You probably want to reach out to the manufacturer of the polish.

[@byd3k157]

Hi, I tried this but…. I can’t seem to get the windows clean. It’s as if the dirt is baked onto the plastic. I tried chemicals for vinyl window cleaning, natural dish detergent (tiny amount), car wash, and still no avail. I’m guessing carbon, tar, and dirt is baked on. Thank you in advance for any tips.

[@PhillipsVision]

If it’s too bad you may need to replace them

[@cattoymaker1]

What happens if its applied in sun light

[@nseneliso]

Philips I am in South Africa where can i find this product, please please i need it, how long does it take to clear my plastic after after application

[@PhillipsVision]

Check eBay or Amazon

[@nseneliso]

@@PhillipsVision thanks my leader

[@nseneliso]

Can it work for audi vnyl roof 1995

[@PhillipsVision]

If it has plastic windows...yes

[@MrBoomStick]

That product is crap. Use Meguiars plastic polish first. It uses micro abrasives and is designed for optical plastic. It will do to the windows what a clay bar and polishing compound do to paint. Then apply your preferred ‘armor all’ type protectant. Use a microfiber towel to buff away all the excess protectant. It takes a little effort and a few passes using a clean section of towel each time. When all the smears and smudges are polished away there will be an invisible layer of protectant that acts like wax on paint. The results will make you throw away the bestop stuff.

[@PhillipsVision]

Actually doing a review on Meguiars soon