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Old 07-27-2009, 12:09 AM
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I have had waterspots on my glass for as long as I can remember. (heck it might have been a factory option for all I know... jk). But I have waterspots on my glass that will not come off! No amount of windex makes a difference as it does not seem to cut though them. What can I apply to the glass that I can remove these without harming the glass?
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There are a few products that will remove water spots. The best have tried is A-MAZ but it can be a pain to use. It is a thick paste and tough to use by hand. There are some OTC products like Duragloss NuGlass (available at Car Quest and other places). Some times a paint cleaner like Mothers or Meguiars Step 1 can remove them as well as some chrome polishes (like Mothers). I have also used DP Glass Polish (from Autogeek). If you do not use a machine (like a D/A) it usually means using a terry cloth towel (something with some bite) and lots of work.
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There are a few products that will remove water spots. The best have tried is A-MAZ but it can be a pain to use. It is a thick paste and tough to use by hand. There are some OTC products like Duragloss NuGlass (available at Car Quest and other places). Some times a paint cleaner like Mothers or Meguiars Step 1 can remove them as well as some chrome polishes (like Mothers). I have also used DP Glass Polish (from Autogeek). If you do not use a machine (like a D/A) it usually means using a terry cloth towel (something with some bite) and lots of work.
Thanks for the heads up. I'll look into the stuff you mentioned
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You can also try to use a claybar,
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i use vinagar
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yup vinigar and news paper works best , we use that to clean mirrors in school for culinary for a awesome finish
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