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I am quite happy at the moment
BIG thanks to Jed for the help
DOUBLE GLAZING!!!!!


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lloydy wrote: BIG thanks to Jed for the help

Thats all right, a pleasure

It was worth it just to find out if you can replace the rear side window with the air vent at the back without taking the whole wardrobe out. Another notch on the old belt

jed

Good work gents. Not sure if needed but VW Mk1 golf caddy drivers use t cut to polish and degrime the rear view window which is also plastic/Perspex . From experience I know it brings them up sweet.

jes*b wrote:Good work gents. Not sure if needed but VW Mk1 golf caddy drivers use t cut to polish and degrime the rear view window which is also plastic/Perspex . From experience I know it brings them up sweet.

We did a bit on mine with Brasso while I was round Lloydy's and that worked too. Going to have a right good go at mine over the weekend if I get time as they are scratched to hell from green laning.

jed

i did all the windows with brasso, worked quite well. Will need a few goes though, and i might end up trying the tcut on the more stubborn marks

Any household cleaner with a powder in it is used for polishing upvc with an electric sander with a mop attached. Anything that your really worried about go to a glazers and ask to buy some "glaziers rouge" very fine powder to put on a damp rag and polish by hand. Cheers Rich

They sell stuff at Halfords specially made for doing plastic caravan windows.