Water spots

ememdee19 said:

Anybody know how to get rid of them? While watering my lawn a couple of weeks ago, I decided to water my car as well. I've tried waxing and I've tried the super-duper glass cleaner - still have spots.

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mv_princess said:

You water your car? Does it grow when you do that?

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ememdee19 said:

The only thing that grows on my car is the dang dirt!

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ememdee19 said:

Anybody know how to get rid of them? While watering my lawn a couple of weeks ago, I decided to water my car as well. I've tried waxing and I've tried the super-duper glass cleaner - still have spots.

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ememdee19 said:

Anybody know how to get rid of them? While watering my lawn a couple of weeks ago, I decided to water my car as well. I've tried waxing and I've tried the super-duper glass cleaner - still have spots.

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Chasey_Lane said:

What color is you car? Just wondering if maybe it's rain damage? :shrug:

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ememdee19 said:

I guess I should've specified where the water spots were...on the windows. Not that it matters, but my car is gray.

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Using steel wool is fine on any glass surface, as long as you use #0000 extra fine grade steel wool. Quadruple grade steel wool is so soft it will not scratch any glass surface, no matter how hard you rub. Important note: Do not use steel wool on any tinted or filmed surface as it can damage those surfaces. And dont even think of getting steel wool wet, because after it gets wet it's pretty much useless. So in conclusion, wash it once really good with soap and water, then after you towel dry it you will notice the spots starting to appear, then bust out your #0000 grade steel wool, and rub on the spots till they disappear. It takes elbow grease and effort, but it works every time.

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mainman said:

You need some #0000 extra fine grade steel wool.


http://www.ehow.com/how_9126_make-own-glass.html

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mainman said:

You need some #0000 extra fine grade steel wool.


http://www.ehow.com/how_9126_make-own-glass.html

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willie said:

Abrasives like rubbing compound will work also but the 0000 steel wool is the quickest. It might sound scary but it is safe.

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ememdee19 said:

That's not the same steel wool that you can find at Wally World, is it?

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mainman said:

Yes as long as you find the #0000 mentioned above, I assume Walmart carries it, if not I know you can get it at lowes or home depot...

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