water spots in glass
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water spots in glass
i have tried everything to try to get the water spots out of my t-tops and my rear hatch with no luck. i have tried waxing it, and i have also tried useing a real fine buffing compund with no luck. any sugestions?
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Brian
thanks,
Brian
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Re: water spots in glass
I don't know if it will work, but I use Bon Ami cleanser to clean all my glass. It is a powder abrasive, sold in supermarkets, and is "guaranteed not to scratch".. It's cheap enough and easy enough to find for you to give it a shot. Sprinkle liberally onto wet sponge, polish, then rinse with plenty of water.
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Re: water spots in glass
Try a little baking soda with vinegar and a low scratch pad.
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Re: water spots in glass
thanks you guys. i will obviously try to keep everything off the paint, but if some of the vinegar and baking soda get on the paint will it hurt it? thanks
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Re: water spots in glass
thanks for all the replys. i ended up getting them out with some fine steel wool with some buffing compound
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