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Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 19:41:29 -0500
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From: Marvin Kaye <marvkaye@olsusa.com>
Subject: Re: plexiglass cleaning
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The folks at Micro Surface Finishing Products 
(https://secure.biznetzone.net/micro-surface/) supply cotton flannel cloths 
with their restoration kits and they work just fine for the polishing 
operation.  I'm sure you could secure some nice soft flannel cloth at a 
local fabric store, a yard cut into 10" or 12" square polishing cloths 
would probably last the lifetime of your aircraft.  Run them through a wash 
and then a dry cycle before use to get them really soft.  I restored the 
windshield on my motorcycle using the MSFP acrylic restoration kit and then 
finish-polished with Novus #2 with a wool buff followed by Novus #1 using 
cotton flannel for the final polish... worked like a charm.  (Novus 
products are in the ACS catalog, BTW.)  I hope this helps.

   <Marv>

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