Waterspots on Glass?
My car was at the dealership lot since January so it's seen the weather. The windshield has a lot of the etched water spots. Is there anyway to remove atleast most of it? It's kind of annoying when looking at it when the sun is bright.
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spray the windows down with window cleaner and try rubbing down the windows with steel wool. you wont scratch them or anything...
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Try picking up some glass restorer, I know online places like autogeek.net have it. If you have a PC set it on low speed and work it into the glass. If that dosent work try clay
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Use vinegar. If what you are seeing is actually water spots, the vinegar should dissolve them. Don't get on the paint.
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How come that website that has a bunch of detailing instructions tells you to use vinegar on the paint to help w/ the etched water spots?
But yeah, the ones on the windshield are etched waterspots |
CLR on a rag and some elbow grease.
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Originally Posted by BrentK
(Post 213748)
Try picking up some glass restorer, I know online places like autogeek.net have it. If you have a PC set it on low speed and work it into the glass. If that dosent work try clay
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Thanks, I'll have to try something this morning. It's bad
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OK....I just was not sure if vinegar was safe for paint. It is an acid, a weak acid, bbut an acid.
Actually, if the spots were soo bad that I was going to replace the window, I would even try lime-away. That is a much stronger acid. BUT, I would no way want that shit on my paint. |
i just used rubbing compound on my windshield and it got them all out
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Vinegar works good, eastwood sells some neat products for glass cleaning,
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