I've used rain-x quite a bit, plexus works and any decent brand wax will also work. Be sure to use a micro fiber cloth as I learned the hard way when using paper towels. They made the windscreen look cloudy afterwards. Just my experience though.
Thanks for your reply, the jury is out regarding Rain-X some say use it some say don't go near the stuff. I thinking of using a wax and brand suggestions
just use a paste wax and go heavy with it. i use turtle wax one heavy coat lasts about a week but i ride hundreds of miles a week, if you ride less it will last a lot longer is the windshield acrylic or polycarbonate ( lexan ) added benefit of hiding minor scratches too. i have fog off spray for my face shield tried it on the lexan windshield it worked only for a very short time like an hour at best
Rain-X has a caution on the bottle about using it on plastic windshields and face shields. It seems to me I tried it many years ago with no ill effects, though. I have never tried Lemon Pledge, but I have seen it recommended on other forums.
I use the rain-x more on the cars than the bike. After I went with a fairing on my 950t, I switched to a wax because the short windshield on the fairing was easily scratched. Most any decent bike shop should have what you need, or ebay and amazon can get what you need.
I usually do mine once a month if I am lucky. They are a great company to use. If you are not satisfied its a 110% money back guarantee.
"My personal guarantee is this: if you are not exceptionally satisfied with any Adam's Premium Car Care product, I will refund your money, plus 10%. I will also replace the item with a like product of your choice. -Adam Pitale (President & Founder)"
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