How to realllyyyy clean my windscreen

[ecd2004]

So my windscreen is yellowed and blotchy. It's been on a long time without any preventative care and around the track I really couldn't see going down the straights so it needs to get taken care of. If pictures are necessary I can get them. Any tips?

[CBR929RE]

what brand is it? I haven't seen any quality windscreen yellow before. not really sure about the blotchyness, if they are little spots that's brake fluid that weeps out of the reservoir at speed. buying a new one is the only cure for that really.

[G21forme]

Buy a new one, you could try a headlight refinishing kit but the discoloration is probably throughout.

[Garandman]

Have to know what it is. Some are made of aircraft grade [impact resistant] acrylic, some of Polycarbonate, and a few of Butyrate.

No way to polish PC, for example. And some of the windshields have coatings to boot.

[ecd2004]

it's the OEM windscreen. It sounds like I should probably just get a new one haha

[Rossco]

it's the OEM windscreen. It sounds like I should probably just get a new one haha

Is it for the '93 CBR that you have listed in your profile?

If so then yes, nearly 2 decades of exposure to the elements can do that.

I would go with an MRA screen. You can pick one up from twisted throttle for about a $100.

If you buy an OEM one from Honda, expect to pay twice as much.

[loudog]

Personally, I'd take this an opportunity to get an aftermarket double bubble.

If polishing is even possible, you'll spend $30 in supplies and 2 hours of your time...and it still won't be as good as new, which can be had for around $70.

[Jim]

Wouldn't Zero Gravity or other after market manufactures have one for this bike? It wouldn't be more than an OEM one.

[ecd2004]

haha ok, I guess it may be about time i've been eyeing the ZG Double Bubble that Lou mentioned for a couple years now