Since you are in a warm climate, hose off the windows to remove the looser gunk. Use a vinegar based window cleaner with several cloth towels. Then use a spray wax to coat the window(s).
For the canvas, use a mold/mildew remover. let is sit for 5-10 minutes but don't let it dry. A soft bristle brush really help remove the stuff on the canvas.
If you have a power washer, do not use the highest pressure nozzle and do not spray the stitching.
For the canvas, use a mold/mildew remover. let is sit for 5-10 minutes but don't let it dry. A soft bristle brush really help remove the stuff on the canvas.
If you have a power washer, do not use the highest pressure nozzle and do not spray the stitching.
Dawn soap and water. Dawn will not (shouldn't) harm the plastic windows. A guy at a detail shop told me that is what he uses whenever he details a convertible. Add this mixture to a spray bottle spray it on and use soft microfiber towels. Then hose it off and dry it with another clean microfiber towel
Thank you, that stuff didn't work at all. I'm gonna try the mold/mildew remover
Thank you for the detailed recommendation. I will come back and let you know how it went!
I would polish it with a dual action polisher:
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Once they're clean, I've heard that furniture polish buffs them up really good and will polish out some surface scratches and what not.