Wax windows to remove water spots
Wax windows to remove water spots Is it true you can wax your GLASS/MIRRORS to remove (and prevent) water spots?
Last edited by feelnlo; May 24, 2009 at 10:11 PM. Reason: clarification
use SCRATChx to remove the waterspots..wet a good amount until it turns to paste, then buff with the pad that comes with the kit, and then clean with widex, and if youw anna buff up to you...thats what i use
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00 steel wool works good for removing water spots. Some cleaner waxes will remove them too. And yes, waxing your windows will help prevent water spots and will help bead water off when it rains, making it clearer for you to see out of, it also makes it easier to clean your windows.
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DO NOT USE STEEL WOOL ON SIDE MIRRORS! That will scratch the **** out of them. lol Seen it done. But on windows its fine. A cleaner wax, like mothers cleaner wax should remove most if not all of the water spots off the mirror. Cleaner wax is just harder to use for not as great of results. IF you can get ahold of auto detailing acid, that is the **** to remove water spots! Just gotta be careful not to let it dry on your paint. I wouldn't recomend using acid unless you know what your doing. Vinegar and water will work... kinda like acid, but much less affective.
As far as what cleaner waxes work, I'd say they all work to an extent. I dont have much experience with too many cleaner waxes, but I've used a few and the best cleaning power I've been able to find is Mothers cleaner wax. Its actually a really good one step product for paint too.
http://autogeek.net/motcalgolorf.html
Thats the cleaner wax I'm talkin about. You can pick it up at your local stores too.
As far as what cleaner waxes work, I'd say they all work to an extent. I dont have much experience with too many cleaner waxes, but I've used a few and the best cleaning power I've been able to find is Mothers cleaner wax. Its actually a really good one step product for paint too.
http://autogeek.net/motcalgolorf.html
Thats the cleaner wax I'm talkin about. You can pick it up at your local stores too.
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Razor
ClayBar
Buffing Compound
Lots of things work, I like the buffing compound with a machine though, does an awesome job. Also, I protect the glass with RainX... Wax will usually leave a bit of white residue in light scratches and such...
Razor
ClayBar
Buffing Compound
Lots of things work, I like the buffing compound with a machine though, does an awesome job. Also, I protect the glass with RainX... Wax will usually leave a bit of white residue in light scratches and such...
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i use this weird stuff that has the smell and consistency of tooth paste. it has some kinds of light light abrasive in them and it works awesome
its called 'bio clean'
its called 'bio clean'
Use SpotX! Its 7 dollars are HOME DEPOT. My truck had horrible, and I mean horrible water spots on it. Claybar, wax, zaino, buffing compound, etc wouldn't take it off. This stuff took it right off with little effort.
http://www.glass-restorer.com/
http://www.glass-restorer.com/
