Things You'll Need:
- One-gallon bucket
- Warm water
- Microfiber cloths
- Plastic polish
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Step 1
Fill your bucket with warm water (about 75 degrees will work) and pour it over the entire windshield. Fill the bucket a second time and saturate your microfiber cloths. Without wringing them out, lay your fully unfolded microfiber cloths on the outside of the windshield until all of the acrylic is covered.
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Step 2
Let the cloths sit on the windshield for 20 minutes. They will trap the water on the windshield instead of letting it roll off. This is the equivalent of "soaking" the windshield to get that stuck on debris loose enough for you to wipe away in the next step.
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Step 3
Pull the cloths off of the windshield. Take a new, dry cloth and wipe the outside of windshield in an up and down motion once to remove the major debris. Don't wipe a second time as you don't want to completely dry it.
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Step 4
Take another microfiber cloth and apply a teaspoon of plastic polish to it. Wipe both the inside and the outside of the windshield, in an up and down motion as before, to buff the acrylic to a shine and remove any remaining dirt. If the inside of the windshield is very dirty, wipe it down with just water before using the polish.
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Step 5
Let the windshield air dry. Wiping it dry could make it streaky and encourage scratches.
