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If your windows have a film on them, try using Gel-Gloss on a damp clean rag, sold at RV stores, such as Camping World. Designed for boat hulls and fiberglass gel coat, it also works on soft windows. It will not do anything for milky windows or deep scratches as they are on their way out and need replacing, but for good windows with a film on them, they will polish up like new. I've used this stuff for years on hard surfaces and just discovered it's value cleaning convertible top windows. Thought I'd pass this along. PJ
