Cleaning Canopies
Can anyone recommend a product for cleaning canopies? I have tried a couple and I haven't found one that wasn't either too abrasive or left streaks.
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You should not use any petroleum based cleaners or polish. The best thing to clean them with is cheese cloth and alcohol/ water mixture. Spray liberally with Rain X and buff with a soft cloth. They will scratch easily. You should also keep it covered as exposure to sun will eventually yellow it. Clean and rain x them in the shade.
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Hey BIG Daddy use NOVUS 3 part system they'll look like brand new ....:ernaehrung004:
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Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing158
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Hey BIG Daddy use NEXUS 3 part system they'll look like brand new ....:ernaehrung004:
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At the shop. we use PLEXIS....available at most good motorcycle dealers....great on gel as well, does NOT remove the wax base...:cool:
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good coat of wax and I use Mcguiers multipurpose wipes on them for the weekends. Goes on a lil wet then polishes off easy. leaves a nice streak free clean canopy behine. They also come in a nice lil pop up canister thats fits in the glove box.
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Originally Posted by shueman
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At the shop. we use PLEXIS....available at most good motorcycle dealers....great on gel as well, does NOT remove the wax base...:cool:
It's not cheap but works great on the canopies and dash components as well. (gauge faces etc...) |
Cleaning of your canopy once or twice a year will keep it looking good. There are some home made methods are also available for cleaning a canopy. You should try that. In this way you can also save cost of expensive canopy cleaning products. Just try this....
pop up gazebos pop up canopies |
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