Window Water Spots
#1
My wife bought a used car. It has some serious water spotting on the windows. I have no clue what the hell happened to this thing. I have tried polishing compound, commet, and some kind of glass polish. The glass polish helped, but there is still some there.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks.
#2
#4
Go t your local grocery store and get a product called BarKeepers Friend...its a powder...pour some out in a cup and mix it with water...basically making a paste..then apply to the window with your fingers...it will dry like wax does...then just buff it off...best product for those nasty acid rain spots...it may take a couple coats, but you should see a big difference.
#7
I didnt see anything on the ADAMS site, I will check out the videos though.
The first thing I did to the car when we got it was clay and wax. Clay didnt work on the windows though.
I will try the Barkeepers this weekend. ANd I have some stoners sitting right in front of me. That was next on my list.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Any more?
The first thing I did to the car when we got it was clay and wax. Clay didnt work on the windows though.
I will try the Barkeepers this weekend. ANd I have some stoners sitting right in front of me. That was next on my list.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Any more?
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#8
Originally Posted by OCBC
I didnt see anything on the ADAMS site, I will check out the videos though.
The first thing I did to the car when we got it was clay and wax. Clay didnt work on the windows though.
I will try the Barkeepers this weekend. ANd I have some stoners sitting right in front of me. That was next on my list.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Any more?
The first thing I did to the car when we got it was clay and wax. Clay didnt work on the windows though.
I will try the Barkeepers this weekend. ANd I have some stoners sitting right in front of me. That was next on my list.
Thanks for all the suggestions. Any more?
use the ask adam section....maybe he has a few tricks up his sleeve
#10
Originally Posted by JSmith
I would have to recommend trying Stoner's Invisible Glass. That stuff works wonders.
I use that stuff and it works great and with a lint free cloth leaves no streaks on the glass when you do it right.



