Water spots? Cheapest fix!
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Water spots? Cheapest fix! I recently washed my car and we have very hard water around here. Well there were spots that i didnt get dried off very good and it left horrible spots! After trying several high dollar stuff from several auto stores i though i was going to have to get it buffed.
BUT... my friend at carquest suggested plain "white Vinegar"
I couldn't believe how good it worked! Just a tip i thought i would pass along!
BUT... my friend at carquest suggested plain "white Vinegar"
I couldn't believe how good it worked! Just a tip i thought i would pass along! I did that to my last car. It got spotted up real back after a sprinkler hit it and the car was black.
I did not know **** about a clay bar back then, so I used vinegar - Worked real well.
I did not know **** about a clay bar back then, so I used vinegar - Worked real well.
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Horrible idea. Newspaper is way too abrasive to be used on paint. Vinegar works fine, but is quite strong. A good solution is half warm water and half vinegar. The heat in the water helps to activate the vinegar a little while keeping it still pretty mild but getting the job done.
Horrible idea. Newspaper is way too abrasive to be used on paint. Vinegar works fine, but is quite strong. A good solution is half warm water and half vinegar. The heat in the water helps to activate the vinegar a little while keeping it still pretty mild but getting the job done.
Last edited by homerunhtr21; Nov 6, 2008 at 10:37 PM.
thanks for catching that..my post was confusing...I can hear it now someone comes on here "but Homerunhtr21 told me to use newspaper on my car and now its all scratched!!!" 
