Removing Rain Window Stains

[H22A91CB7]

OK i want to get my windows tinted and about to get them but not sure if I want to because i have rain drops that dried up I guess from the last owner not wiping the windows and you can see them at a angle but not that bad, just wanna know if i can remove them or if any of you guys know any techniques

[H22A91CB7]

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[TypeG]

in order of aggressiveness (from least to most), you 'd want to try:

wash with car soap mixture and dry
glass cleaner
vinegar
clay bar
chrome polish
glass polish
later.

[H22A91CB7]

in order of aggressiveness (from least to most), you 'd want to try:

wash with car soap mixture and dry
glass cleaner
vinegar
clay bar
chrome polish
glass polish
later.

thanks where can i get glass polish

[TypeG]

www.eastwood.com
later.

[accordztech]

there is this stuff they sell at honda, its a white bottle its called waterstain remover...it works wonders, i use it all the time and get gets the window shiny with a bit of elbow grease.

its a green toothpasty consictency.

[SEXXIILADY712]

buffer
white pad
polishing compound
works everytime

[crusto2k3]

Steel wool works great too

[nine_deuce]

In the apartment complex where I live, we have hard water, it sucks ass. I use Invisible Glass. That stuff works great to get the hard water stains off my windows

[TypeG]

Steel wool works great too

only in the right grade. something like #0000. any more course and you'll scratch the glass. later.

[wherm]

tint goes on the inside of the glass, you only need to clean that surface. You also shouldn't have rain spots on the inside surface of the glass, unless it's spotted cause you rolled the window down while it was wet, transferring moisture from one side to the other...

[Falcon]

there is this stuff they sell at honda, its a white bottle its called waterstain remover...it works wonders, i use it all the time and get gets the window shiny with a bit of elbow grease.

its a green toothpasty consictency.

Think you can post a pic of that stuff?

[Macaqueistrong]

I used,



Over the weekend on my truck windows, it worked pretty well, but I was only able to go over my windows about 3-4 times, it took of most of it off but to get it completely off I would easily have to go over my windows about 10 times. I hate sprinklers

Anyway here is the website to that company: http://www.amaz.biz/waterstainremover.php

The product also has a green toothpaste look so Im not sure if its the same thing that accordztech is talking about and I purchased it a local glass shop.

[93F22A6]

I just picked up some invisible glass, I'll let you know how it works. I have well water and the car wash up the road has spot free water but it's not really spot free.

[accordztech]

I used,



Over the weekend on my truck windows, it worked pretty well, but I was only able to go over my windows about 3-4 times, it took of most of it off but to get it completely off I would easily have to go over my windows about 10 times. I hate sprinklers

Anyway here is the website to that company: http://www.amaz.biz/waterstainremover.php

The product also has a green toothpaste look so Im not sure if its the same thing that accordztech is talking about and I purchased it a local glass shop.

let me know how pasty it actually is, I like what i got but man it takes some work to get bad water spots out.

OH GUYS dont use a green pad (dishwashing) to get the water spots out, it works but man leaves some swirls and scratches on the windows...ask me how i know lol. one time i used a white scotchbrite pad lightly and it got quite a bit of the waterspots off with the stuff I use, but i was still catious...