FOD OFF® Aircraft Windshield & Canopy Cleaner – Safe for Acrylic & Glass

FOD OFF® Windshield Cleaner – EFIS Safe, Streak-Free, Aviation-Grade

FOD OFF® Windshield Cleaner is built specifically for general aviation aircraft. Designed for use on acrylic, polycarbonate, and glass windscreens and canopies, this formula delivers a crystal-clear, streak-free finish without damaging sensitive materials or avionics.

Whether you're flying a Cirrus, Cessna, Piper, or turbine aircraft, this is the trusted, aircraft-safe cleaner you want in your flight bag or hangar.

Why Pilots Choose FOD OFF®

• Safe for Acrylic, Polycarbonate & Glass
  Compatible with GA windshields and canopies—no fogging, no crazing, no damage.

• EFIS & Avionics-Safe Formula
  Ammonia-free, anti-static, and non-abrasive—won’t harm your cockpit electronics or touchscreens.

• Streak-Free & Fast-Drying
  Wipes clean without smears or glare—perfect clarity before every flight.

• Hangar-Tested. Pilot-Approved.
  Designed and tested in real flight schools and hangars by pilots and A&Ps who give a FOD.

• Made in the USA
  Proudly developed, bottled, and packaged in the United States.

The Aircraft Windshield Cleaner Trusted by Pilots and Mechanics

Aircraft windshields and canopies are made from specialized materials, including acrylic and polycarbonate, that can be permanently damaged by household glass cleaners containing ammonia or harsh solvents. FOD OFF is formulated specifically for aviation use, delivering streak-free cleaning without the risk of crazing, hazing, or damaging your aircraft glass or EFIS screens.

Whether you fly a Cessna, Cirrus, Piper, or experimental aircraft, FOD OFF safely removes bugs, oil film, exhaust residue, and fingerprints from windshields, canopies, and avionics displays. It is EFIS-safe, making it one of the few cleaners you can confidently use on glass cockpit screens without worrying about damaging the anti-glare coating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FOD OFF safe for acrylic canopies? Yes. FOD OFF is specifically formulated to be safe on acrylic, polycarbonate, and glass aircraft windshields and canopies.

Can I use it on my Garmin G1000 or G3X screen? Yes. FOD OFF is EFIS-safe and will not damage glass cockpit displays, touchscreens, or anti-glare coatings.

What does FOD stand for? FOD stands for Foreign Object Debris, a term used in aviation for any substance or object that does not belong on an aircraft surface.