According to Laura Gharazeddine:
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> At February's Triumph Register of Southern California meeting, we had a
> guest speaker who is an auto upholsterer/resto specialist-and he said that
> when the plastic windows are old and cloudy and beyond the plastic polish
> (or even before that)-carnuba wax! Yes, he said get out the carnuba and wax
> the plastic windows and they'll clear up! So, you'll be able to see!
>
Mine was rather interesting. When I got the car last year it was perfectly
clear, pretty good considering its a 79. I assume this was because the
PO never took the hardtop off. But once I started using it, it fogged up
in just a couple of months. Of course, my solution is to put the top up
as little as possible and when I have to, except int he worst of storms,
I unzip the rear window anyway.
Which brings up the big question. The window already zips 3/4 of the way
around, why didn't they make it go all the way so you could just zip in a
new one. (Any top manufacturers out there listening??)
bill
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