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try super fine steel wool. It takes a while, but if you put enough time into it, it will get water spots and things of the type off the glass that cleaner can't get.
it's an acidic base, start with te steel wool like said...and get the really tough stuff up with the glass polish...I apply it by hand simply because I don't have any windows that bad....but I did have to use a high-speed buffer once and it came out perfect...only advice I can give you is if you use the high speed cover up all surrounding paint, plastic, everything or you will have one helluva time getting the stuff off....trust me I know....oh ya, and rain-x your windows when your done...good luck.
try super fine steel wool. It takes a while, but if you put enough time into it, it will get water spots and things of the type off the glass that cleaner can't get.
where do u find super fine steel wool?
and how lightly do u press to remove these stupid water spots
Did you try a clay bar? Thats the first thing I would use.
-Eric<br />2002 Navy Blue Camaro...Striped and Stalled. 35th Anniversary SS wheels <br />Best ET: 15.384 @ 88.32 on street tires<br />Project Whitney: Goal, 14.0 1/4 by summer 2008.
steel wool? seems harsh? show me some "super fine" steel wool. I would think you would need some sort of mild abrasive polish. try that zaino stuff by its self first.
^^I'm afraid that might scratch it...it's soft, but not that soft....trust me try the zaino glass polish, it works miracles....even got fine scratches out of the windshield on my tahoe.
You're afraid the Pumice is going to scratch your windows?!? My mom uses it on her windows every time she washes it. She works at a citrus farm, so her windows get covered with kanker wash every day. Rain X, NoStreak, and waxing wouldn't get rid of the spots, so she gave this a try. Never scratches the windows on her Suburban, so I assume it'd be safe on our cars as well.
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