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Hey guys

A tad bit late, but concerning canopies:

Cleaning paint from canopies can be easily done.
You can even remove scratches from clear canopies. Best of all its not even that hard to do... practice it once or twice, and love it forever:

Sand the excess paint or damage to the canopy down using grain 1200 then work to grain 1600sanding paper, and then use a fine cloth and TOOTHPASTE to afterwards clear up the clear parts again. The toothpaste works as a polisher and the canopy will be clear as ever. After all that just dip it in a clear floor polish like parket cleaner for floors, and it'll be shiney and new, as well as protected

Hope you find this useful friends

MauS