WATERSPOT REMOVAL?

[gblue]

A DETAILER TOLD ME TO TAKE NAPA'S ALUMINIUM WHEEL CLEANER (AN ACID) AND DILUTE IT 50% WITH WATER TO REMOVE WATER SPOTS FROM THE GLASS. ALSO SAID BE CAREFUL NOT TO GET IT ON ANYTHING ELSE EXCEPT THE GLASS, THEN WIPE OFF AFTER 2-3 MINUTES.........ANY OTHER TRICKS BESIDES ELBOW GREASE AND ABRASIVE GLASS CLEANER?

MAHALO FROM MAUI BOY.....91 SEB-SLVR

 

[Lud]

Just my opinion: Try vinegar first.

 

[ak]

Windex?

 

[Kinan]

I just tried this stuff http://www.limeosol.com/tub.htm
on my Integra and it worked great.
Worked on glass perfectly and didn't harm the paint.

Apply with a cotton cloth and rub a little until they disappear. Applied a coat of wax afterwards. Didn't scratch paint.
Got it at Home Depot.

Ron

 

[Joel]

Windex is not going to cut it.
Too mild.

 

[Michigan NSX]

Try here.

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'91 Black/Black

 

[gblue]

Aloha...I'm talking about serious ingrained waterspots from years of neglect...I'll try the limosol, vinegar didn't work

Mahalo...Maui Boy

 

[Diveboy]

When I use to put my 70 mustang in car shows and I had rear luvers on it and got lots of waterspots. Before the car show I would use a simple buffing polish (like you use on paint). Would just get it at Autozone. Polish and then just put something like rainX on it. You will be good to go.

Jim