Now I have heard that using rain-x on plastic windows will cause them to turn yellowish. Does anyone know of any other chemicals that i could use to prevent water from building up on my back window during the rain? I thought about using WD40 but wasnt sure if that might cause glare from other cars

 

pledge furniture polish!

 

Thanks! It works great, and it makes the plastic windows very clear and clean too!

 

seriously?

 

...and your jeep is lemony fresh

 

PLEXUS is your friend here. hands down, the best for soft top windows.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/jk-talk-26/cleaning-soft-windows-27235/


http://www.plexusplasticcleaner.com/plexus.html

 

Haven't tried it on my soft top windows yet, but yes, seriously. It has been used by motorcyclists (including myself) for years on their plastic visors and windscreens. Helps keep it clean, clear in the rain, and even keeps as many bugs from sticking to it. I just never thought to put it on my windows till I saw this.

 

I second the Plexus.

 

similar topic I posted a few weeks back. I am currently using Turtle Wax Ice Interior on m plastics and they do a good job getting the windows clear. Now if only there was something on the market to get those scuff marks out of those PITA rear windows!

 

You can also use 303 Aerospace Protectant.