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I have researched the forum on how to remove water spots and could not come up with anything good. Since the car is now in in the garage all winter I have the time to get aggressive with the spots. I am very vervous about using a light sand paper or steel wool but am willing to try. Really need step by step instructions on how to sove the problem.
Rally Red 68.
From: Henderson Nv-Rohnert Park/Sonoma C o. ca/born in NY Rockaway Beach.
OK I just did this a few days ago and posted this on my local site ..
OK so I have had these hard water spots on my car since I got the car..
I tried everything and it kinda worked but not 100% ,,, still a lot of spots all overs..
Well when i had the new windshield installed I asked what would take them out..
Well he sold me CRL-Sparkle C.R. Laurence Co. it was 10.00 for 8 oz of this stuff..
Man this stuff worked great, No more spots... its amazing how well this stuff worked..
Just some FYI for you guys with hard water spots......
Originally Posted by Cobfree
I have researched the forum on how to remove water spots and could not come up with anything good. Since the car is now in in the garage all winter I have the time to get aggressive with the spots. I am very vervous about using a light sand paper or steel wool but am willing to try. Really need step by step instructions on how to sove the problem.
Rally Red 68.
From: Henderson Nv-Rohnert Park/Sonoma C o. ca/born in NY Rockaway Beach.
Originally Posted by Cobfree
I found it from $5.50 to well over $30.00 depending on size. I sure hope this will nbot harm the paint....
Wait, you said it for your windows....
I got a few splashes on my brand new paint job and got it off as fast as I got it on there,,,didnt seem to do anything.
Just be careful when putting it on the windows..
I stepped away from the car when I put it on my rag....
you will get a lot of dust on your second rag when taking it off..
I again stepped away from the car and cleared the rag of the extra dust.
You might try simple, white vinegar first. Works for most water spots though you should rinse it off afterwards. I'm sure the product mentioned by Ptroxx will work better though.
From: Henderson Nv-Rohnert Park/Sonoma C o. ca/born in NY Rockaway Beach.
Originally Posted by CA-Legal-Vette
You might try simple, white vinegar first. Works for most water spots though you should rinse it off afterwards. I'm sure the product mentioned by Ptroxx will work better though.
I tried this trick first, got some of it off, I tried a compound and that worked a little, ,,, But man this stuff worked great ,,,
Im gonna even try it on my truck headlights ..LOL Gotta find something else to use it on....I have a ton of it left...LOLOLOLOL
From: Henderson Nv-Rohnert Park/Sonoma C o. ca/born in NY Rockaway Beach.
UPDATE..... I just took the car out for a drive, and man they really did come out very cleab with the CRL......I hadent had the car out since I cleaned them in the garage..
But they really look great.. Now if I can get rid of the scratches....LOL but thats another thread...