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Keeping dustcover looking new

Just bought a new dustcover for my TT ,love the clean,shiny, no swirl-mark look. Any tips on keeping plexiglass looking good?. In the past I would lightly dust with Windex,but over time the hazy swirl marks inevitably appear. What do you recommend to protect a new DC? Ive heard car wax, Armorall, rain-x, etc. Any ones experience is appreciated.
winoguy17
tonykay
856 posts
 
Never...never...never use Windex on plastic! Use plastic polish, like Novus, available at any plastics shop. It's very inexpensive.
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dweller
2,152 posts
 
How about a (virgin) Swiffer and canned air first to remove the abrasive dust?
You may not need to clean/polish unless you've touched it.
winoguy17 OP
592 posts
 
Thank you all for your responses. Will definitely try the Novus route.
schipo
1,267 posts
 
I am guessing to never use an ammonia base product?
rello
308 posts
 
I keep mine covered with a micro fiber or silk cloth this way not really any dust to remove. If left exposed I always blow off dust first with keyboard duster. Then use a Flitz micro fiber cloth and spray called Plexus.
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