I used to work in framing and now I build exhibits, alcohol is NOT to be
used on plexi.  It's great for glass but eventually it will leave a hazy
film on plexi because it breaks down the material plexi is made of.  Just my
two cents, use Briliantize, it's a great product for plexi/lexan.


When I worked in Collections Care, we used a 3:1 solution of isopropyl
alcohol (rubbing alcohol) and water in a spray bottle.  Julie R. Yankowsky
Rights and Reproductions Manager
Shelburne Museum
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Shelburne, Vermont 05482

Tel: (802) 985-3348 ext. 3385
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