How To Clean Acrylic Sheet

Simply repeat the process of dropping water onto the surface of the acrylic and blot it dry with a microfiber cloth.

How to clean acrylic sheet.

Sand the acrylic just like you would with a piece of wood by hand or with a sander. Buffing or polishing the plexiglass surface reduces the risk of future stains allowing for more time between cleanings. If your acrylic window still needs a bit of cleaning after you ve removed the top layer of dust and dirt use clear water to clean it. How to remove light stains and debris from plexiglass and acrylic if your acrylic sheet has a light amount of stains or soil on its surface use clean water to wash it.

Wipe gently until the cleaner is totally gone. Spray a small amount of acrylic cleaner such as vuplex onto a different soft cotton cloth wipe this onto your acrylic. We do not recommend cleaning agents such as white spirit and glass cleaners glassex because these do not dissolve solid dirt particles such as sand and dust. Cleaning plexiglass or acrylic is best done with soapy water and a soft microfibre cloth.

Sweep your cloth over both sides of your acrylic to remove any loose dust or dirt. By agressivley rubbing the plexiglass or acrylic you may accidently scratch the surface. Use another clean cotton cloth if you need to. Doing this rubs the dirt and dust into the material as much as it rubs it off.

When applying cleaner use a non abrasive lint free or microfiber cloth that won t scratch the surface. First blow the dust or dirt off with air or use water and a soft cloth to float the dirt off. Use clear water to clean lightly soiled acrylic. Use a commercial plastic cleaner or mild soap and water to remove dirt and debris.

Then use a recommended cleaner to complete the job. Never use a dry cloth or your hand to clean your acrylic. Sand the plexiglass to remove deep scratches or markings. For tough grease oil or tar residue use commercial grade hexane or kerosene.

After you have wiped the entire piece of acrylic use the dry side of the cloth to buff the area and remove any lingering liquid or suds. Simply drop water on to its surface and blot it dry with a microfiber cloth. Work your way across the surface with a more coarse sandpaper and moving on to a finer sandpaper. Acrylic sheeting can be damaged by harsh solvents and cleaners.