TheBlueKnight

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I have a 2000 WS.6 and all the windows including t-tops are stained with water spots, has anyone had any luck taking water spots off? My brother says I should use CLR, but I don't want to damage my windows in anyway. Any help would be appreciated.

99zee

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I'd try a clay bar first, then a water/vinager mix. CLR might work, but not sure what it would do to the paint.

Spd-Kilz

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I have the same thing on my T-Roof.

I'm curious to know what will work as well.

Will newspaper do the trick?

SSNISTR

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Razor blade. Takes two seconds. And yes, a razor blade will not scratch glass.

LS1 Life

razor blade will scratch the glass if your not carefull... been there done that...

SSNISTR

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There is no way a straight edge razor blade will do anything to the glass.

This is what tinters use to clean windows and detailers use to remove stickers from them.

ZaneO

Distilled white vinegar, claybar, Zaino glass polish, etc.

NOSJNKY

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Wheel Acid wipes them off like windex,if they are extremely bad you have to rub a little. Been using it for over 10 years in my detailing business. I buy it in bulk but I'm sure you can find it in smaller quantities. We can normally do a whole car in 20 minutes or less. You will want to go back with some sort of sealer(ie: rainx or a polymer sealer of some sort) If it gets on the paint just wipe it off within a few seconds( you can cut it 50/50 with water and use it to remove spots on clear coat as well)
http://www.allcarwax.com/shstsawhac.html

_JB_

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Zaino glass polish user here, works great!

therobman

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00 steel wool and liquid wheel polish

nz12's

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Thanks of for the wheel acid link!

NOSJNKY

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TheBlueKnight

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Thanks for all your input. I'll try a razor and if that fails I'll go with the acid, I'll post after I try it tomorrow!

SIC LSX

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I live in Hawaii for 3 year detailing car and i made big $ getting rid of water spots on glass. You need liquid metal polish and some fine grade 0000 steel wool! Use it going side to side, NOT CIRCLES! Never made one scratch and made windows look new! I even do it to my personal cars

NVR_SPDS

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With quite a bit of elbow grease, ive used claybay more than once..

BadMrFrossty

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I use Eagle 1 wire and chrome wheel cleaner and SOS pad. Spray Eagle 1 on glass, wet SOS and lightly rub glass. Rinse off with water and wipe dry and no waterspots, no scratches, and new looking glass!

BlackScreaminMachine

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Try clay bar 1st, then if that doesnt work, then MAYBE FINE steel wool with the appropriate lubricant.

LavaRock

Darn! I didn't read the part about not going in circles with the steel wool and liquid metal polish, but it did get the water spots off.

SIC LSX

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note please do not use SOS pad it is to strong and it will scratch your glass. Get grade 0000 steel wool

buellxb12s

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on my car. the windows look fine in normal conditions but while washing it you can see where the wipers don't touch and water spots in those areas. only visible with water on top of it.