Steven A. McGee, Esq. wrote:
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> Hello all,
>
> Haven't seen this thread yet, so maybe it's been a while since it was
> tossed about.
> Any recommendations for cleaning and/or getting rid of the discoloration
> (mild) on the vinyl windows in the tops??
> I remember hearing of a trick to use oil from freshly ground peanuts
> (no joke) and that this, with a good rubbing, would remove some of the
> discoloration. Has anyone else heard of this, or have I been breathing
> too many primer fumes? I also know that Meguiar's makes a spray product
> that supposedly is designed to restore/protect plexiglass and vinyl
> windows, and I would like to know if anyone has tried this product.
>
> I suppose that if I did rub it with the peanut oil I could cover it
> with chocolate and make the world's biggest peanut butter cup.
>
> Steve.
> '79 Midget, buying stock in Planter's peanuts.
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> | Steve McGee,
> | Atty. at large
> | samesq@pacbell.net
> |________________
>
> "Only if you are unafraid of the truth will you ever find it."
To Steven McGee
For vinyl window cleaning, clearing of haze, minor scratches, Eastwood
sells a product called Novus that is outstanding. There are 3 levels of
"cleaning" Step 3 is for heavy scratches and heavy hazing and
discoloration. Step 2 is for minor scratches and hazing. Step 1 is the
finish and polish. Our B window with Step 2 followed by Step 1 looked
like glass when done. The stuff works. After you get the discoloration
and scratches out, just use Step 1 as your cleaner. NO WINDEX EVER!!!!
Sally Schlining
57 MGA Coupe (in resto)
75 MGB
65 Corvair Corsa Cvt.
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