Acrylic window polish for removing light scratches and haze.
Fenwicks Windowize is a solvent-free polish developed for plastic and acrylic caravan windows. It helps remove light scratches and surface haze, improving clarity without using solvents that could damage the window material.
The polish is applied by hand with a soft cotton cloth, then buffed and wiped clean. It is suitable for caravan, campervan and motorhome windows where light scuffs or hazing have made the surface look dull.
Key Features
- Helps remove light scratches from plastic and acrylic windows
- Reduces surface haze and improves clarity
- Solvent-free formula
- Developed specifically for plastic and acrylic surfaces
- Suitable for caravan, campervan and motorhome windows
- Applied by hand with a soft cotton cloth
- Buffs away without leaving a coating
- Concentrated 100ml container
How to Use
- Clean the window first to remove loose dirt and grit, then allow it to dry.
- Shake the Windowize container well.
- Apply a small amount to a clean, soft cotton cloth.
- Buff the affected area in a circular motion, using enough pressure to work on the scratch or haze.
- Wipe away the excess with a separate clean cloth.
- Repeat where necessary.
Deep scratches may require a staged abrasive treatment before Windowize is used for the final polish. Always follow the instructions on the container and test a small area first.
Why Choose Fenwicks Windowize?
Plastic and acrylic caravan windows need different care from ordinary glass. General-purpose glass cleaners may contain solvents and rough cloths can create further marks. Windowize gives you a product made specifically for polishing these softer window materials.
It is a practical option when the window is still sound but has picked up light branch marks, cleaning scratches or general surface haze. Correcting these marks may improve clarity without replacing the window.
Our Thoughts
Windowize is best for light surface damage. If a scratch is deep enough to catch your fingernail, do not expect this polish alone to remove it completely. Cracks, deep gouges and crazing within the acrylic will need a different repair approach.
Make sure the window and cloth are completely free from grit before you begin. Work on a small section at a time and check your progress regularly. A little product and patient polishing are better than applying too much pressure too quickly.