Vert rear window cleaner?

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   Apart from the expensive plastic cleaner, what do you Vert owners use to clean the rear plastic window?  Mine is grubby and the wife once cleaned our newish caravan plastic windows with some cleaner i cant remember which and it marked the windows so im abit warey. Anyone used Renovo? Is it anygood?

Cheers in advance Lee

Edited by Beelailydude - 19-April-2014 at 20:34

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	Apart from the expensive plastic cleaner, what do you Vert owners use to clean the rear plastic window? Mine is grubby and the wife once cleaned our newish caravan plastic windows with some cleaner i cant remember which and it marked the windows so im abit warey. Anyone used Renovo? Is it anygood? Cheers in advance Lee Edited by Beelailydude - 19-April-2014 at 20:34

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timemachinE30 Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 25-September-2014 Location: Washington DC, Status: Offline Points: 6	Post Options Post Reply Quote timemachinE30 Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 25-September-2014 at 22:39
	Good! A chance to help as a new member. I just did this a few days ago on my 89 E30. I, too, was considering the purchase of plastic polish. I have many different paint polishes and felt I should give them a try first. I am glad I did. I first cleaned the window with an all purpose cleaner. Then I clayed. Once again cleaned it. That alone got rid of a lot of the yellowing. I fired up my porter cable, did two passes with Poorboys World SSR2 and then three passes of SSR1. Increasing speed and decreasing pressure each pass. It looks mint. The inside is tough to get to. The previous owner had a sticker affixed from the inside and the adhesive needs more work to get off. Short story: use paint polish and mops you have already. Or what is to work nicely is the Mother's Powerball. It can be used for plastic headlamps, too.