Floorman279

iTrader: (11)

i have city water at my new apartment, and the particles/whatever they put in the water leaves spots that are a pain to get off........windex wont take them off the windows, i gotta lysol, then use windex to get those marks off, and then i need to really scrub the body with spray wax and a microfiber......is there like a filter that i can put on the end of my hose so the water spots arent so bad? what do you guys do?

Raleigh TA

iTrader: (13)

Try this http://www.amazon.com/Mr-Clean-AutoD.../dp/B0006M56CE

ZexGX

iTrader: (28)

You could start by drying the car properly before the water dries up... Eliminates 99% of water spotting issues. There are filters you can buy like what was posted above, but I've never used them.

Floorman279

iTrader: (11)

the top isnt a filter, and i would prefer not letting it dry, becuase its justgooona get overspray again......any idea where i can find a filter to see if that helps?

TheSilverOne

iTrader: (22)

purchase and in line filter and an electric leaf blower to dry the car

wav3form

iTrader: (1)

Here's a tip - when you do a final rinse, take any attachments off the hose and just drape the car in water, it will sheet most the water off the car. Then, finish up with a really good towel like the Cobra Guzzler which is what I use:

http://www.autogeek.net/microfiber-waffle-weave.html

I don't have any water spot problems doing it this way.

ZexGX

iTrader: (28)

This is how I do it... If you actually dry the car the proper way (this can be considered one of the proper ways), you don't have any water spot issues.

Floorman279

iTrader: (11)

i checked lowes and found no kind of filter to put on the hose