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Originally Posted by flyboyike Zhenya says:
Unfortunately, not to my knowledge, but you can keep it from getting worse. Cleaners with ammonia (especially) yellow plastics. As a note, use only water and mild detergent to clean convertible plastic windows [this applies to many computer screens as well].
One thing that can be an additional problem is that once yellowed, the plastic gets more brittle and can crack much more easily than before--so you must fold the top down with kid gloves to prevent cracking.
Sorry.
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jbaril02, Zhenya and Ike,
I am posting a link to a UK manufacturer of a product that may help. This claims to be able to remove scuffs and discolouration in the rear screen and apart from the official club endorsements I know that professional classic Mercedes Benz retailers in the UK use it.
Hindsight Plastic Polish, Cleaner & Restorer: Homepage
It is not cheap but presumably much less expensive than a new rear screen