How to Clean and Care for Your Polycarbonate UTV Windshield 

Thanks for the feedback! Providing you are using a clean chamois, wiping shouldn't be an issue.

Lol 😆...welp we're all human 😂

That's a great idea!

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the feedback!

This comment is better than the entire video. Thank you

Yes, don't waste your money on plastic

Glass cracks. Unless you’re not riding hard with other people you might have luck.

Until it breaks, cracks, chips and you need to replace it. Lexan can easily be cleaned and scratches removed, and it is harder to break or chip.

@@jmackinjersey1 mine is on a Kawasaki Teryx I don’t go fast I don’t bash through brush. I needed something that I could scrape the ice off of in the early mornings when I’m trying to go hunting. Not something that I have to try to melt the ice off of

Just lay a piece of cardboard, rug or old floor mats over it as the night before option

Thanks for the views!

Power washing and squeegees are not a good idea on polycarbonate.

No! Rubbing alcohol works to remove any sticky substances on your poly.

XR Optic coating is added to the poly in the manufacturing process of our scratch resistant windshields.

@@SuperATVMedia lol

Unfortunately, if you want a scratch proof material, glass is the only way to go.

Never buy one that doesn't have scratch guard protection on it

Soft plastic as in what's on a soft cab enclosure? We can see if we can put something together!

@@SuperATVMedia I mean, I cant believe that there is as many as there are and no one seems to have anything to protect them.... it's weird! I guess people think that if you dont have the money to spend 2k on an enclosure, you must not want to protect your $500 one. 😖☹

They still scratch. I had one. Never again.

@@PNWOffroadAdventures no issues with mine. I run a electric wiper, and wash is however I want minus windex, zero scratches

@@Mikeyhoncho1 I ride where lots of dirt and mud trails so that's why mine didn't last. I load manual wiper and even rinsed most the dirt before using it. Still small scratches. Glad yours is working well

how do i know if mine is coated? its oem Polaris

​@@PNWOffroadAdventuresI put a Cooter Brown hard coated windshield on RZR for my daughter in southern WV with a manual wiper for 6+ years now. She keeps it covered in mud and wipes it constantly with the wiper, cleans the inside with Windex and a squeegee usually a couple of times each ride when it's dusty and to keep it clear when raining especially at night. The only scratches she has are from flipping it and it slid over some rocks once that cut a few deep groves into it. I think wherever you bought yours from must've accidentally sent you a windshield without any coating in it.

If your windshield is covered in thick mud, it is recommended to saturate the mud with clean water until it rinses off completely before wiping the poly down.

Our scratch resistant windshields are hard coated, but that does not make them scratch proof. This video will help you prolong the life of your polycarbonate windshield whether it has the XR Optic scratch resistant coating or not.

@@SuperATVMedia I've watched your video that says it needs to be dry cleaned or you risk scratching it. Way to absolve yourself from all liability and yes I do have a Super ATV windshield installed in my sxs. I'm not talking about grinding mud into the windshield with a dirty rag that I used to clean my wheels either.

Baby soap or liquid Ivory soap are both good options.

The same procedure applies for a dirty windshield.