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Jun 18th, 06, 12:23 PM
On this type of window you need to avoid using any abrasive types of wipes including paper towels and terry cloth. You can buff out the scratch using a glass polish with micrograins <.3mcg. This should help to remove the smudges.
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Sep 7th, 06, 01:51 PM
Plexiglass is tricky and scratches easy. Use a soft terri cloth towel or micro fiber cloth. Paper towels will scratch and smudge the surface as you've experienced. A mild soad and wipe, Don't scub. as far as removing the smears try some of that glass cleaner Rod mentioned.
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Sep 7th, 06, 06:10 PM
A fine polishing compound works well I have used it to take scratches on the plexiglass windows on my equipment.
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