Canopy polish
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From: farnborough, , UNITED KINGDOM
Here is a product which I have recently used on a jet canopy with good results, it's a dedicated plastic polish designed to renovate and clean the 'plastic' windows found on many classic convertible motor cars.
Works wonders on canopies
[link]http://www.renovointernational.com/products/products.html[/link]
marc
Works wonders on canopies

[link]http://www.renovointernational.com/products/products.html[/link]
marc
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For us Norte Americano types, most FBO's (and plastics supply houses) carry Meguire's plastic cleaner and polish (2 separate products), works great on our thin/soft model canopies. Also polishes up Ultrakote/Monokote like a champ.
Also works well on oxidized plastic light lenses (tail lights, etc) on cars.
Barry
Also works well on oxidized plastic light lenses (tail lights, etc) on cars.Barry
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Not sure what it "really" is, but you can also use Honda Clean for plastics. Comes in a spray can and runs about $4-5 a can at a Honda motorcycle dealer. It's designed for use on motorcycles, ATV plastics, helmets, etc. It's not a wax, and the stuff works awesome. I usually buy it by the case from a buddy who owns a Honda/Kawasaki dealer, I think it's 12 cans to a case.



