**UPDATE** BAD hard water on paint and windows
#14
RE: BAD hard water on paint and windows
ORIGINAL: miloman
What's the difference between a normal clay bar andwhat I've tried though?
Here's a link to Turtle Wax ICE Liquid Clay Bar
http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,1,4
Here's link to Meguiars Clay Kit
http://www.meguiars.com/?auto-detail...rface-Clay-Kit
What's the difference between a normal clay bar andwhat I've tried though?
Here's a link to Turtle Wax ICE Liquid Clay Bar
http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,1,4
Here's link to Meguiars Clay Kit
http://www.meguiars.com/?auto-detail...rface-Clay-Kit
I removed a spray mask residue on my hood (that the body shop left on it)with the clay barthat I previously tried to remove with water,isopropol alcohol, watered-down vinegar andUn-Du (like goo-gone). None of these methods made any kind of progress at all but the clay bar took every bit of it off the paint.
#15
RE: BAD hard water on paint and windows
I have used a razor blade with great success on glass to get rid of really, really hard water deposits that refuse chemical remedy. Obviously, that doesn't work well on paint.
#16
RE: BAD hard water on paint and windows
I guess I'll try the Meguiars Clay kit.
I do have some bug and tar remover somewhere in the garage. I also have razor blades
Thanks guys, if I get around to it, I'll try it out this weekend and keep you posted.
That's what was in plan if the medium-cut didn't work. And I really hope it doesn't lead to this.
I do have some bug and tar remover somewhere in the garage. I also have razor blades
Thanks guys, if I get around to it, I'll try it out this weekend and keep you posted.
ORIGINAL: Leoleo
You could always wet sand the car. If you have never done this, get it done by a body shop.
You could always wet sand the car. If you have never done this, get it done by a body shop.
#17
RE: BAD hard water on paint and windows
ORIGINAL: miloman
I guess I'll try the Meguiars Clay kit.
I do have some bug and tar remover somewhere in the garage. I also have razor blades
Thanks guys, if I get around to it, I'll try it out this weekend and keep you posted.
That's what was in plan if the medium-cut didn't work. And I really hope it doesn't lead to this.
I guess I'll try the Meguiars Clay kit.
I do have some bug and tar remover somewhere in the garage. I also have razor blades
Thanks guys, if I get around to it, I'll try it out this weekend and keep you posted.
ORIGINAL: Leoleo
You could always wet sand the car. If you have never done this, get it done by a body shop.
You could always wet sand the car. If you have never done this, get it done by a body shop.
#20
RE: BAD hard water on paint and windows
Well, NO luck.
Tried the Meguiars clay kit. It works a little, but you have to scrub like a mother.....literally spray, clay, wipe, spray, clay, wipe.....over and over the same spot nearly a dozen times, and there's still signs of hard water. I will not be doing this to the entire car.
Also tried the Bug and Tar remover.........waste of time.
Bar Keepers Friend is basically Comet.......BKF did not phase the windows.
Looks like I'm stuck with masking the car off, and buffing with Medium Cut Cleaner................unless anybody else has more ideas.
Tried the Meguiars clay kit. It works a little, but you have to scrub like a mother.....literally spray, clay, wipe, spray, clay, wipe.....over and over the same spot nearly a dozen times, and there's still signs of hard water. I will not be doing this to the entire car.
Also tried the Bug and Tar remover.........waste of time.
Bar Keepers Friend is basically Comet.......BKF did not phase the windows.
Looks like I'm stuck with masking the car off, and buffing with Medium Cut Cleaner................unless anybody else has more ideas.