THE EASIEST WAY TO FIX DAMAGED CARAVAN WINDOWS | Lap of Aus | Ep 44

[@jamesdeacon9629]

Looks a very good product Thank you Guy's for sharing this information 👍

[@CarlyM1979]

Thanks for sharing... our caravan looks as good as new, well almost. Happy travels!

[@tomthumb6824]

Good one, thanks for sharing

[@HilltopFarmHomestead]

Thank you so much for sharing. Last year I had a double b swerve onto my side of the road. I moved over into the dirt but was trapped in between an embankment and the truck. He hit the mirror on the car and I thought at the time, missed the van. However that night when we got to our camp, I noticed that the clearance lights and 2 windows had scrapes on them from the truck. The lights I just replaced but I've been wondering what to do about the windows. I'm going to give this a go.

[@rossharvey1496]

That product was a good find. I once had a bad one all across one window and I polished it off with toothpaste. It took longer to get it looking good but it worked a treat if you can’t get to Bunnings for the proper spray.

[@shauncooper9942]

Looks much better! Thanks for sharing 👍

[@julieneilson6856]

Brasso does the scratches on your windows, Bendigo Caravan centre uses this

[@leannestengert4829]

What do you use to keep the black checker plate looking good

[@westaussiewanderers8503]

Hey, we use a liquid polish. Seems to be working for us so far. Easy to apply and leaves a nice coat.

[@raybourne5781]

Nice advice…. But be buggered if I’m on a holiday and have thoughts about cleaning my windows….. it can wait till I get home.

[@Handleyman]

Sadly, it’s not actually a polish. It’s more like Windex. Swirl remover from Autobarn or Supercheap does a much better job.

[@nzmarkb8713]

It’s cleaning it, but it’s not getting rid of the scratches To take them out you need to remove product (ie polycarbonate) But does look like a great cleaner

[@petermercer5968]

I love my swag it's cheap 😁😎