Window spots...... - Page 2

Skyboi · 09-05-2009, 09:54 AM

If you think it's safe than go pour half a bottle(brake fluid) on your hood.... Take some before and after pics then we'll talk.

Also...It's time you got called out smart guy....

Tell all of us EXACTLY what your credible experience in detailing is.

USN HM 350Z · 09-13-2009, 09:51 AM

Glass Science Glass Scrub is an excellent product for removing spots.

UtahJim · 09-15-2009, 07:00 PM

I had BAKED ON water spots on top of black paint. Go to your local boat store and buy a product called DUCKY. This product removed water spots that had been in place for 4 months, the car was hit by sprinkers daily and sat in the 100 degree sun. Ducky took them right off.

troyrod91 · 11-03-2009, 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by vilim12

Some people suggest windex and newspaper, never tried it but ive seen it on the forums before.

yes indeed

mdemeglio · 11-08-2009, 06:28 AM

I had these spots on my last truck and tried all kinds of solutions to no avail - they were just too deeply etched. What did finally work (and worked incredibly well) was a product called Ceramabrite - it's glasstop stove cleaner and you can find it at Home Depot. Just shake it up and put a quarter-sized drop on a damp cloth then rub a small area like hell (lots of elbow grease for stubborn spots) for about 30 seconds and then wipe it off with a clean damp rag. It polishes the window and removes hard-water etching like a champ. Your arms are going to feel like jelly after 30 min of doing this but it's worth the effort I promise.

To protect your windows after you've got them cleaned up, you can use something like Rainex or a simple wax like Turtle wax to keep them looking new. Sounds crazy, wax on windows, but a lot of pros recommend it for windows and even headlights to keep them from getting oxidized.

Good luck