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Clearfix 2-Step Aviation Window Restoration System

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Overview

Note: Step 3 is not included in this kit and not recommended.

Removes scratches, hazing and other imperfections from acrylic and polycarbonate aircraft windows. Restores clarity and keeps windows looking "factory-new!"

The Aviation Window Restoration System by Clearfix™ Aerospace is an easy to use, two-step process designed specifically for use on acrylic and polycarbonate aircraft windows.

The two steps restore clarity and optical properties by removing scratches, hazing and other imperfections incurred in normal use, degradation due to suncaused oxidation, and scratching from sand and salt crystals.
Just prep, apply and fly!

With this easy-to-use system, your windows can be restored to like-new condition without the hassle of removing them. And it's fast – 60 minutes after application, you're ready to fly!
   
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Features

    The 2-Step Aviation Window Restoration System by Clearfix™ Aerospace is an easy-to-use process specifically designed for acrylic or polycarbonate windows. The Clearfix system removes scratches, hazing and other imperfections.

    Important Note: DO NOT USE the Clearfix System on glass windscreens.

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In The Box

  • 2 - Clarity Restoration Polish No. 1 (110 ml)
  • 2 - Optics Restoration Polish Polish No. 2 (75 ml)
  • 1 - Spray Cleaner 8 oz.
  • 1 - Small Buffing Pad, Clarity Restoration 3"
  • 1 - Small Polishing Pad, Optics Restoration 3"
  • 1 - Large Buffing Pad, Clarity Restoration 6"
  • 1 - Large Polishing Pad, Optics Restoration 6"
  • 1 - 3" Buffer Backing Plate
  • 1 - 6” Buffer Backing Plate
  • 10 - Microfiber Towels

Reviews

Seems still work well at removing a thin layer of plexiglas to remove small scratches. I still have some deeper craze lines, but they are not as noticeable. You will need a polisher to use this, and price is about double what it should be for what you get, just like everything aviation!

W. D
June 24, 2019

We had some hazing from a previous cleaning product and after buffing the windows came out almost perfectly clear again. Would definitely use this product again.

Tey
November 1, 2018

Excellent product! I will advise anyone to use it.!!

Pablo L
August 21, 2015

Q&A

Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.

Q: My windows have a small amount of hazing. Can I use the aviation window restoration system kit to remove scratching and not use the final protective step?

Per the supplier: I would proceed with step 1 and 2 only and would not use step three as this does not remove hazing or scratching. Steps 1 and 2 will not remove scratches deeper than 4 mils.

Q: Have Cessna 172 with original windows (1976) rear windows have milky look. Will this work to restore them?

This is commonly used to restore aircraft windows. The success of each application depends on the severity of the scratches and haziness of the windows. We cannot guarantee complete success of each job.

Q: I have a bonanza, how many windows will this treat? Will I be able to use it on the interior as well?

It should be enough for to treat all the windows on your aircraft, but that does depend on the severity of the scratching and the users polishing experience. A more skilled user would likely need less product.
It can be used on interior windows but it could get messy and you would need to cover everything.

Q: Can I do the front windscreen in two parts, that is, two halves, or does the entire window need to be done at one time?

You could, but you might want to tape off the finished half when you start on the other half.

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