Removing water spots
#4
Any idea on how old they are?
Get some white vinegar and mix 50/50 with water (preferably distilled). Try that w/ a MF towel. If they are relatively recent, that should work. If not, try a little bit of full strength vinegar.
This is a very common solution to water spots. When I detail a vehicle, I also pre-wipe the windows (after washing but before glass cleaning) w/ water/vinegar. Of course, I follow this w/ a quality glass cleaner.
Yes, clay will work sometimes, but not always.
Where are the water spots? Paint or glass/plastic?
Get some white vinegar and mix 50/50 with water (preferably distilled). Try that w/ a MF towel. If they are relatively recent, that should work. If not, try a little bit of full strength vinegar.
This is a very common solution to water spots. When I detail a vehicle, I also pre-wipe the windows (after washing but before glass cleaning) w/ water/vinegar. Of course, I follow this w/ a quality glass cleaner.
Yes, clay will work sometimes, but not always.
Where are the water spots? Paint or glass/plastic?
#6
Try the vinegar first, it will certainly help at the very least.
If you can feel them grabbing a MF at all, then claying will take some of it out, but more than likely not all.
The only way to really get them out is with a machine polisher such as the PC 7424 or a rotary machine.
If you can feel them grabbing a MF at all, then claying will take some of it out, but more than likely not all.
The only way to really get them out is with a machine polisher such as the PC 7424 or a rotary machine.
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