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Old 11-12-2008, 07:23 PM
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Would anyone have first hand experiance on the best way to clean polycarbonate and how to stow the curtain panels? I am planning on bring the panels home for the winter months and clean them good and stow them without scratching the plastic.
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I stored mine in the attic. I hung them up and put an old sheet between each panel. The problem is that inevitably, they shrink slightly making them almost impossible to re-install. I cleaned mine with lemon fresh furniture polish and have for years with no issues.
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Old 11-12-2008, 07:34 PM
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I'm planning on hanging mine up two because if I fold them they may get scratched. I never tried lemon pledge though.
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Would anyone have first hand experiance on the best way to clean polycarbonate and how to stow the curtain panels? I am planning on bring the panels home for the winter months and clean them good and stow them without scratching the plastic.
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I had the same question. Our SeaRay had the isenglass windows replaced with polycarbonate and below is what SeaRay suggested.

Mike

The Ultimate in Polycarbonate Marine Windows
Cleaning Information
With a few care and cleaning steps your Ocean Clear windows will provide lasting enjoyment on your yacht
or boat. Regular cleaning utilizing compatible cleaners, coupled with proper maintenance techniques will
significantly improve the material’s service life. The following techniques for cleaning are based on
standard industry practice:
USE OCEAN CLEAR’S ALL IN ONE CLEANING KIT FOR CONVENIENCE.
You can purchase your kit or cleaner from your local canvas shop or by emailing your order to:
oceanclear@cox.net or for further info visit www.oceanclear.net (under products)
GUIDELINES:
• Rinse thoroughly with water to remove excess dust, dirt, & salt before applying cleaning products.
• Use clean soft cloths or sponges for application of cleaners. If using Mermaid’s Plastic Cleaner &
Polish, follow the directions on the bottle. (Don’t use too much cleaner, use smaller amounts or may
get streaking)
• If you get streaking or a left over film, follow up the application with water rinse.
• Dry with a soft cloth or chamois to prevent water spots. Polish with separate cloth.
• Don’t use abrasives or high alkaline cleaners.
• Don’t leave cleaners on for long periods; wash immediately.
• Don’t apply cleaners in direct sunlight or at elevated temperatures.
• Don’t use scrapers, squeegees, razors, brushes, or paper towels.
COMPATIBLE CLEANERS & DETERGENTS:
• Mermaids Plastic Cleaner & Polish
• Plexus plastic cleaner
• Most mild detergents (Woolite, Joy, Palmolive, Etc.)
TO MINIMIZE FINE OR HAIRLINE SCRATCHES
• Mermaid’s Plastic cleaner & polish
• Mild automotive polish applied and removed with a soft, clean cloth will help fill scratches. Novus
Plastic Polish #1, or Johnson’s Paste Wax
• Do not use abrasive plastic polishes.
Ocean ClearTM
www.oceanclear.net
Phone (714) 708-2853
949 South Coast dr. Ste 420
Costa Mesa, CA. 92626
oceanclear@cox.net
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