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Water Spots on Glass: Anyone had any luck removing them? by 92wastheyear
Started on: 08-10-2013 06:42 PM
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I have some water spots on pretty much all of my glass (they are faint but noticable). Has anyone had any luck getting rid of them? I have tried Vinegar. I have even tried toothpaste ....no luck
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Report this Post08-10-2013 07:03 PM Click Here to See the Profile for rproSend a Private Message to rproEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Yes, you can remove much of it with oooo super fine steel wool and some polishing compound.
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Report this Post08-10-2013 09:47 PM Click Here to See the Profile for jim94Send a Private Message to jim94Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I have used a clay bar on my glass
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Originally posted by rpro:

Yes, you can remove much of it with oooo super fine steel wool and some polishing compound.


Ironically, I just had to do this earlier today. My wife came back from Nevada where she parked our truck next to a sprinkler. NOTHING would remove the spots from the glass. I had to use Meguirs Fine Cut cleaner to buff them out.
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Report this Post08-11-2013 08:30 AM Click Here to See the Profile for spiritSend a Private Message to spiritEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I have been told that Corningware polish works really good. Now try finding the polish, I can't.
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Originally posted by spirit:

I have been told that Corningware polish works really good. Now try finding the polish, I can't.


http://www.shopworldkitchen...-conditioner-1048984
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Report this Post08-11-2013 09:05 AM Click Here to See the Profile for deceler8Send a Private Message to deceler8Edit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I got something called "Glass Scrub" a couple years ago at Advance Auto. It's in a squeeze bottle like car wax and it removes pretty much anything, sap, paint overspray, adhesives...it even takes the "yellowing" off old plastic headlight lenses.

Have had the same tube since, so don't know if it's still available.

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Magic Eraser.
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The t-top in my Fiero had bad waterspots when I bought it. Tried several things, many already mentioned here without success. The only thing I found that worked was Zaino glass polish.

http://www.zainostore.com/M...ino&Product_Count=16
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Report this Post08-12-2013 08:10 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Freak-Du-FieroSend a Private Message to Freak-Du-FieroEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post


http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/...=starcardetailing-21



http://www.mothers.com/02_products/06712.html

???

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Report this Post08-12-2013 09:09 AM Click Here to See the Profile for ShillSend a Private Message to ShillEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Cut a potato in half and rub it against the glass. Works wonders on glassware in the kitchen also that have mineral stains from the dishwasher. use a bit of vinegar for the large spots or a bit of a lubricant if you find the potato sticking to the glass alot.
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Report this Post08-12-2013 10:44 AM Click Here to See the Profile for Old LarSend a Private Message to Old LarEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
I used some Diamonite, a two step process, a few years ago. Part 1 was a scub, part 2 was a glass cleaner. I don't remember where I bought it.
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Report this Post08-12-2013 04:15 PM Click Here to See the Profile for jaskispyderSend a Private Message to jaskispyderEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Bon-Ami or even just vinegar?
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Originally posted by jaskispyder:

Bon-Ami or even just vinegar?


I tried toothpaste and I tried vinegar ...I have avoided powdered cleanser (or SOS pads) because it could scratch the glass

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Originally posted by 92wastheyear:


I tried toothpaste and I tried vinegar ...I have avoided powdered cleanser (or SOS pads) because it could scratch the glass



Bon Ami is not supposed to scratch glass. I used it on my fieros and table tops.
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