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Good morning all,
Was wondering what you guys recommend to clean the rear plastic window on the AP1's, I'm about to use 303 on the actual canvas but what about the window itself? or is it shagged as is?
Looking at geting a new roof with the glass rear later in the year...
Thanks guys!:thumbsup:
plexus everyone said it works great but dosnt work on mine, i think it left marks on my plastic. 303 wprks the best cant go wrong with it
honda plastic cleaner from honda
what yellows2k said!
What stain master and yellow said!
My mate works at Honda and he swears by the stuff
Thanks guys, ended up using plexus and 303 for the roof..works a treat.
how often do you spray 303 on the roof?
When you say it left marks, did it scratch, smudge or what?? Im interested to see what happenedQuote:
Originally Posted by DNTBLO_S2k
meguiar plasticX is pretty crap did not do anything, however mother's plastic polish works a treat :)
it left marks on the window, its like they sunk in a layer so there not on the inside or outside, its like a smudge, my window was perfect before i used it. gona have to get the rear window roof for shure now
What is Plexus and 303 who makes them? are they a spray? where do you get it? i use armour all, it works ok
biasboating
i know this is an old thread, but im out of plastic polish. i tried buying some at honda today, and the guy told me theres never been any plastic cleaner sold through them.
this was at peter warren (honda).
whats the go there? where can i buy some of this stuff, i just wanna try something new...
+ tried ringing around afew boat shops and they didnt have plexus either
anyone know where i can buy either the honda plastic cleaner or plexus in the south west syd area?
http://www.biasboating.com.au/p-740-...68g-spray.aspxQuote:
Originally Posted by BRU51N
there is a store at warrick farm
yeah the gypsy before me must of used something dodgy bcoz mine is all blurry cant see out of it very well
just replace the roof. from what i have been told the best mod some ppl have done to their s2000
cleaning plastic... $40
changing roof... $1k+
hmm..
topsonline.com
depending on which one you buy and currency landed about $650-$700 AUD. DIY install FTW.
im guessin by now some of the earlier model s2000's would need their roofs replaced due to wear and tear...
thanks bernard!Quote:
Originally Posted by [ricer]
yeh i would definately look into it if my roof starts to look like its wants to rip, but at the moment the roof is still in good nick.Quote:
Originally Posted by .::F[L]Y::.
my car hardly ever see's sun light, so its got afew more years in it. hopefully it'll be even cheaper then!
Mate I can get u some plastic polish if u want. Just PM me thks
autobarn sells plexus
auto barn also sells 303
^^ which one? i went to the one down the road and they didnt know what i was talking about.
^^ same they dont have a clue what im talking about
they had plexus there, thats where i got mine from.
worked great for me, no more greeny rear window, its totally clear now.
i went down to autobahn today...they guy there told me they cant get plexus anymore but they got this stuff called viewplex anyone heard of it?
plexus works really well. i use it all the time
I actually purchased Meguairs Mirror Glaze quality stuff today at work, order in only.
Specific plastic roof cleaner, and a specific plastic roof conditioner.
Will remove all light scratches out of the plastic it says, so I'm going to give them a try. I just forgot to bring them home with me.... :(
whats wrong with the genuine Honda plastic window cleaner for the s2000?
I like ot try different stuff.
You've obviousky never seen my car care buckets / boxes lol.
i know what you mean, ive got a crate full of cleaning products for my car.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by ludecrs
I brought them home with me today, so I'll try them out over the weekend and report back when I do.
Genuine Honda plastic cleaner is
Reviving old thread.
Having trouble sourcing Genuine Honda Plastic Cleaner in Sydney...I must be looking in the wrong places?
Can anyone assist? Cheers!
I use VuPlex and PlastX. Spray VuPlex on, covering the surface with a fine layer and let it settle for a few moments. Wipe it all off with a fresh rag.Quote:
Originally Posted by DNTBLO_S2k
Apply PlastX to plastic - start off by squirting a little in a straight line and work it into the plastic. Follow the instructions for the best result.
When I bought my s2000 the back window was toast. It was cloudy, you couldn't see out of it and it looked like someone had a crack at it with toothpaste & a scourer.
The above combination cleared it up. There's always the crease point. Once that's damaged, that's it, you can't clean it up.
I also use the same combination on head lights - works fantastic! VuPlex is really good, and PlastX is really good as well if you've got the right applicators.