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Cleaning up a lexan window





I have recently purchased an early 60's aluminum boat, and had some great idea from this site to prime and paint. But I am looking for some info on cleaning up the lexan window on the boat as it has been stored outside for several years, and is very foggy/cloudy, is there a buffing solution or application I can use instead of replacing the entire window?

many thanks

Joel Fenton
buyer / restorer - Ft St John BC CANADA
April 8, 2010



If not too badly aged, you can polish it . All car parts stores sell kits for polishing plastic light lenses.

jeffrey holmes
Jeffrey Holmes, CEF
Spartanburg, South Carolina
April 12, 2010




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