AN UPDATE..... I called SuperATV, TT Robert in customer service. Told him exactly what was going on... He told me it was my "environment" causing the issue... I was literally stumped!!! I had no words!!! My Environment... NO KIDDING!! it's a windshield on a UTV... of course it's the environment!!! I actually felt dumber after the conversation with him. I seed a video using Dawn Platinum spray soap, it's supposed to help fogging & ice build up on glass w/shields. I'm going to try that. BUT, I will say this. I haven't purchased a lot of parts from SuperATV, but because of "MY EVIRONMENT" I won't be buying any other products.. Maybe SuperATV needs to realize that people who buy their products are actually using them as 'intended'... in mud and dust...
Stop using windex is my recommendations. More than 40 years experience on aircraft. Windex contains ammonia (plastic killer). Also be careful about any rain repellent make sure it is plastic compatible. Plexsus is a good product. Also 50 50 isopropyl water with a touch of dish soap for cleaning, that comes right from PPG the plexi manufacturer.
AN UPDATE..... I called SuperATV, TT Robert in customer service. Told him exactly what was going on... He told me it was my "environment" causing the issue... I was literally stumped!!! I had no words!!! My Environment... NO KIDDING!! it's a windshield on a UTV... of course it's the environment!!! I actually felt dumber after the conversation with him. I seed a video using Dawn Platinum spray soap, it's supposed to help fogging & ice build up on glass w/shields. I'm going to try that. BUT, I will say this. I haven't purchased a lot of parts from SuperATV, but because of "MY EVIRONMENT" I won't be buying any other products.. Maybe SuperATV needs to realize that people who buy their products are actually using them as 'intended'... in mud and dust...
Stop using windex is my recommendations. More than 40 years experience on aircraft. Windex contains ammonia (plastic killer). Also be careful about any rain repellent make sure it is plastic compatible. Plexsus is a good product. Also 50 50 isopropyl water with a touch of dish soap for cleaning, that comes right from PPG the plexi manufacturer.