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Car Forum / Porsche / Porsche Cars / September 2004944 CAB rear window problem
Hi, I just relocated to MD from NC and the MD state inspection is tough. My car, a 1990 944 S2 Cab, passed the complete inspection except for the rear plastic window which they say is to foggy. Of course, the inspector says I need to replace the top. YIKES!!!!That's a lot of cash. Any ideas on how to clean or replace just the window? Thanks Robert > Hi, > I just relocated to MD from NC and the MD state inspection is tough. My car, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks > Robert Heh. Welcome to MD. Inspection sucks. I had to replace a windshield in my VW when I moved here because it was "too sandblasted." The only reason I didn't fight it was it gave me a chance to address the leaks and consequent rust starting around it. nate  Signaturereplace "fly" with "com" to reply. http://home.comcast.net/~njnagel You can get some products that will clean and condition it somewhat. The name escapes me now. It will go from white and blurry to clear and blurry. Hopefully acceptable. I did it to my S2 when I got it, but, since the top was down 365 days a year, it didn't matter. I did get a new top on eBay for $300. OEM German. The install will be another matter... > Hi, > I just relocated to MD from NC and the MD state inspection is tough. My car, [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks > Robert Laugh if you must, but Lemon Pledge furniture polish is great for reconditioning and upkeep on plastic rear windows. Ran into someone at the dealership years ago who did all of the top work for the dealer. I was looking at a Porsche product on the shelf, when he suggested Pledge. Used it on my '84 911 cab for the past seventeen years. Just replaced the top because the fabric and backing were worn out, but the rear window was clear and soft as new. DS > You can get some products that will clean and condition it somewhat. The > name escapes me now. It will go from white and blurry to clear and blurry. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> Thanks >> Robert Mequires makes a great two step plastic cleaner. they come in small blue and white bottles. The first step is called plastic cleaner, the second step is the polish. They also make a single product called "plastix" or something like that. I have cleaned plastic headlights with that one, and it worked reasonably well. Bernard > You can get some products that will clean and condition it somewhat. The > name escapes me now. It will go from white and blurry to clear and blurry. [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> Thanks >> Robert > Mequires makes a great two step plastic cleaner. > they come in small blue and white bottles. The first [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Bernard OOPs sorry 'bout the top post... |
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