May I use Rain-x on plastic windows &amp; baked enamel surfaces ??
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The directions say NOT to use on plastic surfaces unless specifically recommended by the manufacturer.
2185447
I never tried it on convertible windows as you described...However, I will say that it is the only cleaner/polish I have used that didn't scratch any type of plastic/clear window type material.Some of the plexi-type glasses require a special type of cleaner. However, I do not believe this one would cause any trouble for you.
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I have never used Rain-x, but I believe it is a clear liquid. Glass wax cleaner is a thick liquid that goes on thick and then you wipe it off. It cleans, then leaves a protective, slick finish. I do not believe they are at all alike.
1608731
I used it on glass - but I'm thinking it might work just as well as long as the plexiglass is smooth and doesn't have scratches in it. That's just my opinion, of course.
1378004
No, I used it outside on vinyl windows to match doors in Greenhouse. It is a combo of paint and primer. Great stuff!
2185448
I only tried it on my car headlights, and it was great. Not sure about plastic windows.
1045270
It's a plastic polish. I would use it on plastic only. I would use window cleaner that's safe for tint, available from any auto parts store.
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The package says " decals may be used only on exterior glass surface - free of any overlay, tinting, film, or coating." Hope that helps.
2007027
The bottle says "not for...fabrics (canvas)..." It's designed for plastics so it shouldn't hurt the window but if my Boxster's rear window were plastic, I would use Meguiar's M10 Mirror Glaze Plastic Polish (no affiliation).
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from the rain-x website:*Avoid using Rain‑X® Original Glass Water Repellent on plastic shower doors, glass shower doors with etching or frosting, plexiglass and fiber glass*Avoid using Rain‑X® Original Glass Water Repellent on any plastic surfaces, including motorcycle windshields, ATVs and solar panels
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I would think that any glass surface would be suitable for Rain-X, where the user may wish water to slide off and not stain. I use it on my car windshield and on shower glass. I use a silicone wipe on my camera lens. Rain-X on my lens is overkill.
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I would think it would be fine on Plexiglass. Check the manufacturer'so web site to be sure. But I don't think it would be good on the outside of the window, because it uses water to adhere to the glass. I would be concerned that rainwater would cause it to peel off if it were applied outside. Why not apply it from the inside? I think you will still get a nice effect.
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In general i would say no. What I use for my classic cars for rear convertible plastic window and instrument bezel is Plexus. http://www.amazon.com/Plexus-PLEXUS-POLISH-13-OZ/dp/B0045S91W6/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1399220355&sr=8-7&keywords=plexus+plastic+cleaner
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Be sure to use a towel with no additives in it and just a soft cotton towel is great and on my car windows I use just newsprint and sprayway. The windows come out streak and flaw free it looks like no glass at all. Showroom clean..Try it. fkarr@bellsouth.net
58490
I never used rain x for cleaning a cooktop. I don't believe windshields are subject to the burnt in items that can occur while cooking on a hot stove,
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I was told no...A warning on the back of the box states"Do not apply to the inside surface of any dual,thermal, or low E glass to avoid excess heat absorption and potential thermal stress to the window".But the stuff is very tough and will last years on the exterior.
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In general i would say no. What I use for my classic cars for rear convertible plastic window and instrument bezel is Plexus.PLEXUS POLISH 13 OZ