Chevyman1968

So just a lil background history of my car. The previous owner let the car sit for more than 3 years in the sun and weather. Well after I got the car and have had it for about 9 month I have washed this car many times. Well the water spots never came off until now. What I had to do was polish all of the windows including the windshield with a Mothers Mini Powerball and Mothers water spot removal. It took some times and effort but the work is worth it. There is still some etching but 99% better. Here are the before and after pictures and a whole Car.






Yes I know it needs tint. That is coming next.

NnOoSsSs

iTrader: (1)

Very nice definetly a pain in the *** to get spots like that gone

Chevyman1968

Yes it took a while. My arms hurt the next day.

Chris Baker

Nice to see another arctic white camaro with black top!

Chevyman1968

That's the only way they should have made them. Lol.

The Guz

iTrader: (8)

Nice job. I polished the glass on my camaro with a porter cable and a 4 inch polishing pad. I used Mothers California Gold Water Spot Remover for Glasswhich worked really well.

Chevyman1968

Yea I wish I had a porter cable polisher.

YURVIEW

iTrader: (127)

LOL No joke. I used glass stove cleaner and #0000 steel wool, and A Lot of elbow grease.

GiggleJuiced_SS

iTrader: (31)

Fine steel wool is awesome. We use it it was get any over spray on the windows. Also a buffer with some compound is great. Plus it acts like rainex on the windows. But do NOT use steel wool on the side mirrors lol. The new guy made a rookie mistake.

Chevyman1968

I never thought about using steel wool. To late now cause i don't plan on it getting that bad as long as i own the car. LOL about the mirrors. Did yall have to pay for the damages. When I was in high school I worked at autozone and one of the ladies that worked there sold a guy aircraft paint remover for over spray on his hood. LOL Needless to say that guy was P*****. But seriously read the directions. LOL