How do I remove white fog from canopy?

On May 15, 9:50*pm, Blake Miller wrote:
I just picked up a new - used Phoebus C and the canopy is not scratchd
but has a slight white fog that cannot be removed with traditional
cleaning, Does anyone know if a product is available that will remove
this white fog?

If anyone is wondering, this is the Phoebus C that was on W & W for
the last 3/4 of a year. I am very pleased with the glider and was in
even better condition than I thought it would be in. I plan on making
this Phoebus like new over the next few years and replacing the
canopy. But in the meantime I would like to remove the white fog for a
clearer view while soaring.

Blake S Miller

Careful with RAS advice !

If you are lucky that white haze is just some waxy
product turned to dust. Try a good canopy cleaner
(no, NOT lemon pledge or any other home-remedy).
Don't mess with MicroMesh unless you have a very
good reason and know what you're doing. Otherwise
you might destroy a perfectly good canopy.

For what its worth,
Best Regards, Dave

PS: Good luck with that pretty old bird !

On May 16, 6:14*pm, Dave Nadler wrote:
On May 15, 9:50*pm, Blake Miller wrote:

I just picked up a new - used Phoebus C and the canopy is not scratchd
but has a slight white fog that cannot be removed with traditional
cleaning, Does anyone know if a product is available that will remove
this white fog?

If anyone is wondering, this is the Phoebus C that was on W & W for
the last 3/4 of a year. I am very pleased with the glider and was in
even better condition than I thought it would be in. I plan on making
this Phoebus like new over the next few years and replacing the
canopy. But in the meantime I would like to remove the white fog for a
clearer view while soaring.

Blake S Miller

Careful with RAS advice !

If you are lucky that white haze is just some waxy
product turned to dust. Try a good canopy cleaner
(no, NOT lemon pledge or any other home-remedy).
Don't mess with MicroMesh unless you have a very
good reason and know what you're doing. Otherwise
you might destroy a perfectly good canopy.

For what its worth,
Best Regards, Dave

PS: Good luck with that pretty old bird !

What part of "cannot be removed by traditional cleaning" eluded you,
Dave :-)?

-T8