What is the best polish or methode for removing water stains on a new windshield? This happend one day when i parked at a hotel lott. The sprinklers went off early in the morning, this really pissed me off.. Advise would be appreciated. I have tried everything but my PC. I know some products out there can be uesd with a PC, but i am not sure if these will scratch the window or not.
Window Water Stains
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togwt
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Quote: Window Water Stains
~One man’s opinion / observations ~
a)Removing water spots:
·Use water/distilled white vinegar or an Isopropanol Alcohol solution, 5:1 (adjust ratio as required) or try equal parts distilled white vinegar, Isopropanol Alcohol and distilled water to dissolve the alkaline-based mineral water deposits.
·Wipe off any residue from glass and dry with a damp waffle weave towel
·If any ‘water spots’ remain apply Distilled White Vinegar un-diluted to a 100% cotton micro fibre towel, using a medium/heavy pressure on glass surface.
·If this does not remove the ‘water spots’ use Autoglym Car Glass Polish and #0000 steel wool.
·Wipe off any residue from glass and dry with a damp waffle weave towel
·Inspect glass for clarity and smoothness. Repeat if necessary.
~Hope this helps~
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justadumbarchitect *so I question everything*
~One man’s opinion / observations ~
a)Removing water spots:
·Use water/distilled white vinegar or an Isopropanol Alcohol solution, 5:1 (adjust ratio as required) or try equal parts distilled white vinegar, Isopropanol Alcohol and distilled water to dissolve the alkaline-based mineral water deposits.
·Wipe off any residue from glass and dry with a damp waffle weave towel
·If any ‘water spots’ remain apply Distilled White Vinegar un-diluted to a 100% cotton micro fibre towel, using a medium/heavy pressure on glass surface.
·If this does not remove the ‘water spots’ use Autoglym Car Glass Polish and #0000 steel wool.
·Wipe off any residue from glass and dry with a damp waffle weave towel
·Inspect glass for clarity and smoothness. Repeat if necessary.
~Hope this helps~
Experience unshared; is knowledge wasted…/
justadumbarchitect *so I question everything*
togwt
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In of itself Autoglym isn't that abrasive, applied with a white foam pad and a PC will make it abrasive enough to polish out 'minor' scratches
Jcrawford
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autoglym is really good stuff. do exactly as TOGWT said and you should have spot free and SMOOTH glass.:up
membim
Chadwick's Auto Detailing
Detailer's Pride makes a nice glass polish that will help you with the spots.