I had some water sprinklers where I live spray on my truck one night and now I have these terrible water spots on the windshield. I have tried regular glass cleaner, and even took it to a self-service car wash to try to get them off with the high pressure sprayer. I am not sure what else to do? Does anyone have any sort of miracle cleaner that they use that I should try?
Water Spots
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warmpancakes
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Re: Water Spots
0000 steel wool and vinegar
0000 steel wool and vinegar
Captain Morgan
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Re: Water Spots
I heard white vinegar and newspaper works as well.
Id be affrid to use steel wool in fear of it getting stuck on the paint, especially if you wash it off with water right afterwards.
Also, standard No. 7 Rubbing Compound works as well, but requires a little elbow grease.
I heard white vinegar and newspaper works as well.
Id be affrid to use steel wool in fear of it getting stuck on the paint, especially if you wash it off with water right afterwards.
Also, standard No. 7 Rubbing Compound works as well, but requires a little elbow grease.
Robert Lone
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Re: Water Spots
PENN SCIENTIFIC
DW57 GOLD LABEL
It is about a 10,000 grit diamond polishing compound that will remove ANY surface spot from glass.
Even though the stuff does contain actual diamond powder, its not coarse enough to damage the glass since it would take forever to rub a distortion into your windshield with 10K grit.
PENN SCIENTIFIC
DW57 GOLD LABEL
It is about a 10,000 grit diamond polishing compound that will remove ANY surface spot from glass.
Even though the stuff does contain actual diamond powder, its not coarse enough to damage the glass since it would take forever to rub a distortion into your windshield with 10K grit.
