Brillianize by Kleenmaster.  Have used it at 4 different museums.  Works
well.  For scratched acrylic surfaces I would recommend Novus.
Greg Shuman

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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Glass/Plexiglas cleaner


> Hi Everybody out in Museum Land
>    I hope you all are having a good middle of the week.  The exhibits
> folks have asked me to see what type of glass/plexiglas cleaner is being
> used by  various institutions out there and how well  you think they work.
>   Thanks
>
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> Michael Wright
> Curator of Collections
> Old Capitol Museum
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