Soft top windows
do people actually use those window bags?
Last edited by faticone; Jul 23, 2011 at 06:34 AM.
Originally Posted by faticone
i was curious if people have tricks - just replaced my windows and want to keep the new ones as nice as possible for as long as possible
do people actually use those window bags?
Originally Posted by faticone
i was curious if people have tricks - just replaced my windows and want to keep the new ones as nice as possible for as long as possible
do people actually use those window bags?
Don't roll the back one up into the straps at the top. Just unzip it and let it lay down in the back. Mine is down all the time and only has a couple of scratches but its from other things hitting it. And I just roll my side ones up and put in the back. And they make a rubbing compound to help get out small scratches.
Originally Posted by jktoy
Don't roll the back one up into the straps at the top. Just unzip it and let it lay down in the back. Mine is down all the time and only has a couple of scratches but its from other things hitting it. And I just roll my side ones up and put in the back. And they make a rubbing compound to help get out small scratches.
I have the Bestop window roll that I use each time the windows are out. Doesn't take that long and after 1.5 years the windows still look new. Havn't used anything special for cleaning them- just soap and water. Have to make sure they are clean and dry before rolling them up.
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Originally Posted by ricksjeep10
I have the Bestop window roll that I use each time the windows are out. Doesn't take that long and after 1.5 years the windows still look new. Havn't used anything special for cleaning them- just soap and water. Have to make sure they are clean and dry before rolling them up.
I usually take mine out and put them on the guest bed flat.
As long as you keep them clean they wont get that old, crappy, yellow look. My TJ windows were 6 years old when I sold it and they still looked pretty good. I keep mine in the house almost all summer so that helps, but when they get dirty I clean them with soap and water then rub them down with Plastx from McGuires (sp?). When they start looking dirty or hazy that makes a big difference.
Originally Posted by yellow08jk
As long as you keep them clean they wont get that old, crappy, yellow look. My TJ windows were 6 years old when I sold it and they still looked pretty good. I keep mine in the house almost all summer so that helps, but when they get dirty I clean them with soap and water then rub them down with Plastx from McGuires (sp?). When they start looking dirty or hazy that makes a big difference.


