Mirror shield and bugs.
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They say not to use windex on shields...I guess the amonia screws it up...I used to use it on my mirrored shield and only lasted one season...I know use furniture polish...(Pledge) and it works great...i also buy a antifog lens cleaner that contains no amonia and also works great...always use a microfiber cloth as well and make sure you let the bugs guts (if dried and crusty) soak for a bit to soften it up...my 2 cents...
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Pledge works better that anything, and its cheap. I use it on my bike and on my helmet/faceshield. I have never noticed any scratches on anything from it... and I am very **** about stuff like that.
Just spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes, and wipe it off. if you have some bugs really baked on you may have to do it twice to get the hard ones off. Also, do this with a quality paper towel, (ie: Viva by Kleenex) or a nice microfiber towel.
Just spray it on, let it sit for a few minutes, and wipe it off. if you have some bugs really baked on you may have to do it twice to get the hard ones off. Also, do this with a quality paper towel, (ie: Viva by Kleenex) or a nice microfiber towel.