Water Spots??
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Ok, my Ram has the clear coat and at least three coats of Mcquires top of the line wax and I still have problems with water spots. My Saturn is the same but it doesn't have the clear coat.
Is this just something I have to live with or is there a product out there that keeps water spots to a minimum??
Is this just something I have to live with or is there a product out there that keeps water spots to a minimum??
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Mike,
Check out this for waterspots. I used to have a LOT of problems with them, due to very hard water here. This won't totally eliminate them, but its the best start I've ever had.
Gonzo knows what he is talking about!!!!
Check out this for waterspots. I used to have a LOT of problems with them, due to very hard water here. This won't totally eliminate them, but its the best start I've ever had.
Gonzo knows what he is talking about!!!!
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Mike,
Check out this for waterspots. I used to have a LOT of problems with them, due to very hard water here. This won't totally eliminate them, but its the best start I've ever had.
Gonzo knows what he is talking about!!!!
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OK< but was there supposed to be a link to a webpage in this post?
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Check out this for waterspots. I used to have a LOT of problems with them, due to very hard water here. This won't totally eliminate them, but its the best start I've ever had.
Gonzo knows what he is talking about!!!!
>>>>>>>>>>
OK< but was there supposed to be a link to a webpage in this post?
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Find yourself some "Safe Cut" made by the Wax Shop. Go online if you have to. This stuff is fantastic!
It does not contain any abrasives. Your water spots will be history.
You can also use clay as well, but Safe Cut works faster and can be used for more things.
Good luck.
It does not contain any abrasives. Your water spots will be history.
You can also use clay as well, but Safe Cut works faster and can be used for more things.
Good luck.
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Sorry Mike---Brain Fart, here's the link https://dodgeforum.com/m_156644/tm.htm
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Mike,
Check out this for waterspots. I used to have a LOT of problems with them, due to very hard water here. This won't totally eliminate them, but its the best start I've ever had.
Gonzo knows what he is talking about!!!!
>>>>>>>>>>
OK< but was there supposed to be a link to a webpage in this post?)
Mike,
Check out this for waterspots. I used to have a LOT of problems with them, due to very hard water here. This won't totally eliminate them, but its the best start I've ever had.
Gonzo knows what he is talking about!!!!
>>>>>>>>>>
OK< but was there supposed to be a link to a webpage in this post?
)