Sprayhood windows

[brians]

The PVC windows on my sprayhood, and to a lesser extent on my cockpit tent, are beginning to cloud. Not bad enough to warrant replacing but enough to being annoying.

Is there a product on the market that can improve the translucence? I have never had success in the past.

 

[Seashoreman]

Renovo RWP501136 International Plastic Window Polish, 50 ml : Amazon.co.uk: Automotive
Have you tried this? I had good results.

 

[Humblebee]

Renovo RWP501136 International Plastic Window Polish, 50 ml : Amazon.co.uk: Automotive
Have you tried this? I had good results.

Yep, that's what I use, seems to work well.

 

[neil_s]

Another vote for Renovo.

 

[Ammonite]

The PVC windows on my sprayhood, and to a lesser extent on my cockpit tent, are beginning to cloud. Not bad enough to warrant replacing but enough to being annoying.

Is there a product on the market that can improve the translucence? I have never had success in the past.

It depends how far they've gone. Renovo works but you could be there for days and still not be happy with them. I gave up after a couple of hours and for less than £100 had someone supply and fit three new windows and double stitch all of the sprayhood seams while they were at it. They even removed and refitted it. If you can do it yourself it would be even cheaper.

 

[Humblebee]

How about T Cut if they are seriously opaque?

 

[Concerto]

A bit late with advice for the OP, but Pledge Spray Polish is what is used by sports car owners to stop their soft top windows from going cloudy. I have been using it for 8 years on mine and they are still crystal clear.