Try the Harley swirl and scratch remover. The dealer should be able to help you out. There are a lot of plastic polishes out there that should be able to solve your problem.
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I used the Harley Glaze as well - works perfectly on the paint for the small / slight scratches, and I was told it works just as well on the lexan; the bottle is marked as being safe for the lexan, and I was told at the dealer to use this, and not anything else other than soap & water to clean the windshield - they said glass cleaners would leave scratches (???)
Glass cleaners actually attack the plastic (They are for GLASS- not plastic). If you have a pilot shop nearby- the best stuff out there is called PLEXUS. 16 oz spray can--Airplane owners use it all the time on the lexan windshields. HArley glaze works on fine scratches. If they are deep- they will need polished out!
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I think the Plexus stuff is what I picked up at one of our local bike shops. It works great on the windscreen. Plus, this time of year, my wife and I wear 3/4 helmets with face shields and the stuff is great for the face shield as well.
Plexus works pretty good. Honda makes a spray ploish/cleaner in a black can that is cheaper and work even better. You can do the whole bike with it. After a couple of coats the bike stays nice and smooth, plus is easier to clean.
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