My Cosmo has a lexan windshield, and it's really fogged up...
I have to drive like Ace Ventura to see anything...
It's not scratches either...
It's like it smears bad every time I wipe it with something,
and I've seen threads about how to clean FTP's,
but I don't remember what they used...

 

http://www.novuspolish.com/

 

I was actually wondering if there was anything I could do immediately...
I have to be able to drive the car, so I gotta fix this quick...
Is there anything you can get at like Autozone or something?
I'm gonna get some of the Novus Polish, but I need a quick fix too...
Thanks!!!

 

Anyone?

 

take out he lexan if its not a race car and get a normal glass one maybe =S

 

Yea, well it is an SCCA prepped race car that I drive daily, so I'm not going glass...

 

lol you need to buy a 2nd car :P lol. othere wise i think you migth ahve to wet sand or try the polish
both take time and be a pain in the ***

 

Yea, I have a 91 TII but it needs an engine rebuild...
I'm just waiting on the porting templates...
I guess I'll just order the polish.
I found a Novus kit on eBay, so I'm buying...

 

That's the stuff! It works great. If you have scratches this will also remove them (though it takes some elbow grease). The finest grade makes a good occasional use cleaner.

I've used Novus polish with great success on helmet visors, Lexan windows and interior plastics.

 

In the meantime, you might try basic auto polish. (Just straight, non-waxing polish like Meguire's step 2) Lexan is just a plastic, and polish works great for de-hazing old plastic headlights.

Naturally, start carefully in a small corner before committing to the whole thing.

Dave

 

Go to a store that sells glasses, and ask if you can get som anti fog for glasses. It works great

 

Thanks guys!!! That's what I was wanting to know!!!
ROCK DA **** ON!!!!!!!!!

 

Oh, and mortenf... If that's your SA in the avatar...
That's the sickest SA I've ever seen in my life!

 

Mothers also makes a plastic / lexas polish. I am sure it would work perfect and is at most local auto part stores. That and the anti fog stuff (Easy to find at paintball shops)

 

I'm there like a bear in a hare's underwear...

 

PLEXAS works great......at your local auto/motorcycle store