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I was out tweaking with my car and noticed some evil looking water spots on my spolier. I messed up and gave my car a quick rinse and did not dry it before I pulled it into the garage. I left the garage open for a while and let the sun bake them in. I did a search to find out how to get them out, but it just messes with my emotions.

Water spots

spy2520

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i had less waterspots before i waxed. Somebody on here said before that they usually dont wax in the summer because of water spots.

blaSSt

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Water spots are the result of hardness in the water. (calcium, like what's in bones) Hard water has impurities that remain after the water evaporates. Left unchecked the hardness leaves a white haze that can damage/etch the paint/glass.

What wax will do is protect the paint/glass from being permanently etched.

azchevydude

Clay bar worked for me

joblo1978

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That's about all the rinse on the Auto-Dry is good for, wash your car in the shade so you have time to dry it before it bakes the spots on there.

6']['9

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use a product that sheets water insteads of beads water during the summer that might help. Unless your getting the water spots from type of sprinkler system.

meissenation

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Also, take the nozzle off of your hose when you wash your car... the open hose will sheet the water off on its own. Then you'll only have a few drops left.