water spots
when you finish washing your car, use something like the absorber to dry it off, that gets water spots off for me. If there are still some spots left, use the absorber first and after the car is dry, use a quick spray wax. If you want a good temporary solution use ICE otherwise use a sturdy wax to keep it looking clean for a while.
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Originally Posted by nasty99WS6
wax doesnt remove water spots. but a 50/50 mix of water/vinegar will.
Originally Posted by nasty99WS6
wax doesnt remove water spots. but a 50/50 mix of water/vinegar will.
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Originally Posted by nasty99WS6
wax doesnt remove water spots. but a 50/50 mix of water/vinegar will.
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Originally Posted by LS1obsession
Every wax I have ever used has removed water spots. I just figured the removal/buffing of the wax regardless of its cleaning contents would remove water spots.
