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My 'new' boat came with a full camper enclosure with all the associated 'eisenglass' (a.k.a. clear plastic). I managed to put the thing up this weekend . . . that only took about 1 hour !?!? 
The Previous Owner (PO) told me that he never used the 'glass' panels and enclosure, he only used the bimini. So, I'm not sure when the full enclosure was last used, but it could be many years . . . :noidea:
All the panels (canvas and 'glass') are in decent shape, but it looks like the glass could use a general cleaning.
I have done some searching and have found mixed advice on good products to use (and ones to avoid) for cleaning the glass. I know that there are some polishing products, but those seem to be more geared towards restoration of cloudy glass, etc. I have also seen some information on products like, pledge, plexus (?), and a few others that look great at first, but then have longer term negative effects on the clarity of the 'glass'.
So, I am looking for any/all advice on the general cleaning of 'eisenglass' and the proper/better cleaning products to use.
TIA
The Previous Owner (PO) told me that he never used the 'glass' panels and enclosure, he only used the bimini. So, I'm not sure when the full enclosure was last used, but it could be many years . . . :noidea:
All the panels (canvas and 'glass') are in decent shape, but it looks like the glass could use a general cleaning.
I have done some searching and have found mixed advice on good products to use (and ones to avoid) for cleaning the glass. I know that there are some polishing products, but those seem to be more geared towards restoration of cloudy glass, etc. I have also seen some information on products like, pledge, plexus (?), and a few others that look great at first, but then have longer term negative effects on the clarity of the 'glass'.
So, I am looking for any/all advice on the general cleaning of 'eisenglass' and the proper/better cleaning products to use.
TIA
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