Lexan is a lightweight, scratch resistant plastic-like material that is used to make windshields and car racing and motorcycle eye googles and face masks. Over time, Lexan windshields can become dirty and scratched. Clean them as needed. Never use chemicals or cleaning agents to clean Lexan as this can weaken and discolor the windshield.
Fill a bucket with warm water and a squirt of liquid dish soap or a mild liquid soap.
Dip a soft cloth or clean rag in the soapy water. Wipe the cloth on the windshield to clean it.
Dampen a cloth in water. Wipe away all soap residue.
Dry the windshield with a clean towel.
Rub toothpaste into the Lexan windshield in a circular motion. Allow the paste to dry on the windshield.
Fill a bucket with warm water and a squirt of liquid dish soap or a mild soap.
Dip a soft cloth or clean rag in the soapy water. Wash away all of the toothpaste. Repeat the process as needed to remove dirt and scratches.
Dampen a cloth in water. Wipe away all soap residue. Rinse the cloth as needed.
Dry the windshield with a clean towel.
Spray a plastic polish cleaning spray on the Lexan windshield. Plastic polishes can be purchased from automotive stores, motorcycle specialty stores and over the Internet.
Dampen a soft cloth in cool water. Squeeze to remove excess moisture. Wipe away the plastic polish.
Place a small amount of plastic polish on a dry, clean cloth. Rub the polish into the windshield, adding more as needed. Allow the polish to dry on the windshield.
Dampen a cloth in cool water. Remove the polish out of the Lexan windshield by rubbing the dampened cloth in a circular motion over the windshield.
