I have waterspots on my fenders and cab, and on my windows, i cant seem to get it off, on the windows i tried 0000 steel wool, no worky, and on the paint ive used a buffer before, but it didnt work, the paint shines great, but needs the water spots removed.

What products/ techniques do i need to do to remove the water spots?

Wetsand? if so what grit? 2000?

Heavy rubbing compound?

 

We had a water softener put in at my house and that cured my waterspot problems lol.


I always thought a claybar would do the trick but maybe not?

 

Clay bar will remove waterspots but not acid rain etching.

 

So what will help with the etching, wet sanding?

 

Not sure bud, hoping someone can share a good technique/ product to address this , the old *****'s paint is still shiny , but has some acid rain type water spots , and the side glass also.

I'm going to bust out the wool pad and some finish cut wizards polish and see what I can do, but I'm thinking I might need to wet sand, I'm afraid to **** up the paint though .

Bed and hood / flairs are fresh paint , doors , cab and fenders need the spots removed, or I have it all repainted this winter.

 

I am under the understanding that wetsanding is the only way if a compound will not remove it. I am just afraid to do it, I have some marks on my hood that I hate but you can only see them under the right light. You have to be really careful not to cut through the clear coat. If doing it I would start with something REALLY mild. Maybe 2k Grit. Not sure.

 

Dylan@AdamsPolishes would help.

 

Ya, I was kinda thinking of asking him.

 

Yeah I m hoping he replies , Adams has some great products.

 

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