Vuplex on Clears

[Meherio]

I cleaned my perspex and clears on Sunday with Vuplex, the perspex came up a treat but the clears went cloudy. Is there any coming back from this? Was it a humidity thing, when I applied it it was pretty close to raining. The clears were in good condition before I started, I hadn't folded them from new and always washed them with soapy water after a trip.

[Blackened]

G'day

I've never head of his before, what kind of rag did you use with cleaning them?

Dave

[Meherio]

soft cloth, T-Shirt

[Blackened]

G'day

Was it clean? I suggest giving it another go... otherwise i'm out of ideas. Have you called vuplex?

Dave

[Meherio]

Was clean, and I have made contact with vuplex and waiting for them to call me back.

[Blackened]

G'day

What did vuplex have to say?

Dave

[Roughasguts]

Leave the clears out in the sun for a sunbake.

[Meherio]

They have cleared up with aa bit of sun on them, will see how they go in a bit of moist air over the weekend.

[sleepygreg]

use Mr Sheen on your clears. Comes up a treat.

[Bazzawookooka]

Meherio,

I agree with sleepygreg - when I first got my boat it was 3 years old and while the covers were in good nick, the clears were cloudy.

the best advice I was given was to install the covers on the boat, use Mr Sheen on them, and leave them to 'dry' in the sun for a few days.

I didn't believe that anything could save them but they came back good as new.

From memory it was the Lemon Mr Sheen that was recommended - not sure if it makes any difference though.

Hope this helps,

Steve