Johnny Vig said:
Plexus Is The Stuff To Use. Awesome Plastic Polish. They Use It On The Canopy Of The B52, So You Know It's Good!
No experience with Plexus. No idea if it's good or if it's rot.
However..... the fact that it may or may not be used on B52 perspex means one thing and one thing only. If true....all that it means is that it's maker was the lowest bidder on the military contract. Therefore, I would be
extremely cautious about using it on my nav screen. Especially as the two materials are completely different anyway.
I would second GaryCampbells' advice. Read your manual....and abide by its' warnings. I have.....with one slight deviation.
If you feel the inescapable burning desire to use
something on the screen, do what I did. Run down to your friendly neighbourhood camera store and pick up puffer-brush designed for dusting negatives. Typically they used to be made of
very soft camel hair.....these days I am sure it is now synthetic fibres. In either event, if you use it properly (i.e. lightly) it will take dust off of your screen without scratching it.
If you've already scratched it, hopefully you have learned your (albeit
very expensive) lesson and won't do it again on the replacement unit.
....sT