Cleaning the Clear Plastic Cover over the Speedo Display

Distilled water and a soft cloth. DO NOT RUB. DO NOT USE EXCESS WATER. Wring all the water you can out of the cloth before you use it. If any drops fall down to the mirror, you will be unable to clean them up. The water will dissolve the water spots.

I find a "Swiffer" duster works well to remove dust on the dash components. No chance of scratching, quick cleanup, no chance of stains as with a liquid cleaner.

 

I use compressed air to clean the dust off the dashboard and air vents. Be careful of "cleaners" they can contain chemicals that can fog plastic. Good'ol damp cloth, finished off with a dry lint free cloth.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Marvinh @ Sep 11 2007, 01:17 PM) [snapback]510770[/snapback]</div>

Are you sure it is the cover which is spotted and not the mirror which reflects the image?

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Marvinh @ Sep 11 2007, 01:17 PM) [snapback]510770[/snapback]</div>

Are you sure it is the cover which is spotted and not the mirror which reflects the image?

 

I leave it alone.

 

I leave it alone.

 

Windex and old well-washed cotton rags work for me.

 

Windex and old well-washed cotton rags work for me.

 

FYI - Not for cleaning, but fixing fogged or heavily scratched surfaces, the local dealership told me you can use a plastic polish (I believe a brand is PlastiX). They also mentioned that this is now used on the headlights if they have become fogged over time due to small scratches from car washes etc.

 

The product I use to clean/polish my plastics with is called Plexus. I use it on the windshield of my bike as well as car light covers, speedo display and the MFD. Once applied, it resists additional stains and is anti-static.

 

Mine looks dirty on the inside surfaces (mirror maybe?)......

Any way to get inside and clean all surfaces?

 

Kimtech wipes & Roscoe lens cleaner. They same stuff used on Pro Video camera len's.
I also use that on the MFD touch panel.