Water spots??

[blackoutt]

Anyone have a solution for removing water spots on the windows?I bought this water spot remover from advance and it doesn't work that good I'm tempted to just go to pull a part and get new glass..

[dj_ender]

Anyone have a solution for removing water spots on the windows?I bought this water spot remover from advance and it doesn't work that good I'm tempted to just go to pull a part and get new glass..

Powdered toothpaste and water. Seriously.

[PakaloloHonda]

Powdered toothpaste and water. Seriously.

Wouldn't that be a bit abrasive tho?

I've got the same issue, and on a brand new paint job at that ..
I was thinking of some sort of mild polishing compound, put on by hand, then buffed with a low to medium rpm wheel? Then wax it to a brilliant shine?

[dj_ender]

Wouldn't that be a bit abrasive tho?

I've got the same issue, and on a brand new paint job at that ..
I was thinking of some sort of mild polishing compound, put on by hand, then buffed with a low to medium rpm wheel? Then wax it to a brilliant shine?

Yes it would be, but he said for windows, not paint.

[PakaloloHonda]

Yes it would be, but he said for windows, not paint.

O Crap! I should have read that! Howd I miss that? Sheeesh!

[blackoutt]

Powdered toothpaste and water. Seriously.

I'm going to try that tomorrow I heard those soft Brillo pads may work also..

[dj_ender]

I'm going to try that tomorrow I heard those soft Brillo pads may work also..

Careful of the cleaner that's in them, rinse it well.

[blackoutt]

Btw where do I get powdered toothpaste from can I find it at walmart or something?

[dj_ender]

Btw where do I get powdered toothpaste from can I find it at walmart or something?

Yes or any mom and pop pharmacy should have it.

[manny_turbo]

Use Steel Wool medium grade and rubbing compound, then buff right out... 10 years in the detailing business... works like a charm!

[ThePhoenix82]

The other day my friend was telling me about Mothers Water spot remover, so I searched it up on Mothers wax forum and found a thread about it and also, you can use Mothers Chrome Polish, but the Water spot remover is much more aggressive and meant for glass. My friend said it worked really well on his '94 Accord.

http://www.waxforum.com/showthread.p...t=glass+polish

http://www.waxforum.com/showthread.p...t=glass+polish

and it is available on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Mothers-Califo.../dp/B007200W18

[islandhopper]

Use Steel Wool medium grade and rubbing compound, then buff right out... 10 years in the detailing business... works like a charm!

+1

I have to say i don't really miss the old detail days...i learned a ton of useful info though...

You could also use the steel wool with the water-spot remover you already purchased. Let the treatment sit for a bit so the chemicals can work before you remove it. Less work that way...

[92turboaccord]

Use Steel Wool medium grade and rubbing compound, then buff right out... 10 years in the detailing business... works like a charm!

i did this spent about 2hrs on it but when i washed it and then dried the spots were still there

['93CB7Ex]

steel wool with a HEAVY compound and A LOT of elbow grease. A LOT. I deal with this all the time at work doing it on ambulances.

[92turboaccord]

steel wool with a HEAVY compound and A LOT of elbow grease. A LOT. I deal with this all the time at work doing it on ambulances.

maybe the rubbing compound i used was to light... i think im gonna order that spot remover