I'm not sure how much a replacement windscreen will cost so I am trying to take as good care of the original one as I can. After every ride I use a microfiber cloth soaked with plain water to gently wash the bugs off, then I dry the windscreen with another microfiber cloth. Then I spray and wipe off Plexus. My RT is now a year old and the windscreen looks pretty pristine, other than a small scratch where a rock was kicked up from the roadway.
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Taking care of the windscreen
- Thread starter vito1943
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BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
:agree: ..... don't use any glass cleaner that contains Bleach, Ammonia, alcohol etc. This is for the OEM & any other brand wqindshield..... the F-4 I think is different ..... good luck ... Mike :thumbup:
I do the same unless I have a lot of bugs on the shield. In that case I will take a towel soaked in warm water and put it over the shield for a few minutes. That will loosn the bugs so they come of with less rubbing. The less you rub on these shields the better. Good old hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle will do the same for bugs on the painted surfaces and won't harm the finish.
FrogmanDave
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If this is correct then you are using some very low quality microfiber towels. That is why they were developed in the first place. No residual fibers. That and absorbency.
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