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  I use a stout pair of steps with an extending brush , bucket of hot water and some Fenwicks motorhome cleaner it comeup a treat.Finally hose off with water, and the jobs a goodun.

The only way to get up there to Tcut and polish is by using some form of scaffolding. Some plant hire shops do light weight stands that can be positioned each side of the bonnet with a spanning walk board of suitable length, or if you have 2pr of decent steps to go each side with a strong plank would also do.

You would need to make sure all this was done on firm level ground. Its not a 5min job but would only need to be done say every few years. Its surprising how dull the front luton gets with long handled brush scrubbing to remove dirt/bugs/ twig scratches ect.  Take care.

easy job two trestles either side of van 10x2 plank over the bonnet way to go no bother.

Hope this helps

Delboy

Obviously a man after my own heart josiewales just a case of simple logics gets the job done with ease.

Delboy

 I have a 2 peice ladder and tie a double piece of carpet underfelt on to the top of ladder and lean up against the luton, this saves any dents , also a couple of heavy concrete blocks against the ladder feet, it has worked for me up till now, if it doesnt some day I bounce twice off the driveway.

Scotsbob