water spots
07-08-2005, 01:10 PM
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water spots
hey
I have a 2005 v6 mustang with black paint. the other day i just finished waxing my car and i drove through a rain storm and i have waterspots, quite noticible too. i have tried washing my car and a few other things besides waxing. any ideas on how to remove them thanx
I have a 2005 v6 mustang with black paint. the other day i just finished waxing my car and i drove through a rain storm and i have waterspots, quite noticible too. i have tried washing my car and a few other things besides waxing. any ideas on how to remove them thanx
07-08-2005, 01:23 PM
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RE: water spots
Spray detailer 
Wal-mart has Meguiars and Mothers. That usually does it
May want to look into Klasse glaze too. My car got rained on after I had put it on. A few water spots but a little spray detailer and they came off easier than ever!
If you have some really stubborn ones that wont come off - dab a little vinegar on it then see if it will come off.
Scratch X )yellow bottle at walmart and cheap will bring them right out too!
Just be sure to rewax the area if you use the scratch X or vinegar.
Wal-mart has Meguiars and Mothers. That usually does it May want to look into Klasse glaze too. My car got rained on after I had put it on. A few water spots but a little spray detailer and they came off easier than ever!
If you have some really stubborn ones that wont come off - dab a little vinegar on it then see if it will come off.
Scratch X )yellow bottle at walmart and cheap will bring them right out too!
Just be sure to rewax the area if you use the scratch X or vinegar.
07-08-2005, 05:05 PM
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RE: water spots
My best reccomendation is to clay the car, then apply a good brand polish followed by a quality wax (synthetic or carnuba). I would go with a synthetic wax because things seem to bake in a black car fairly quickly on a sunny day.
Try to get several coats of wax so you can protect your baby from water spots not to mention dirt and the elements of mother nature.
Try to get several coats of wax so you can protect your baby from water spots not to mention dirt and the elements of mother nature.
07-08-2005, 09:59 PM
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RE: water spots
ORIGINAL: Martin123
My best reccomendation is to clay the car, then apply a good brand polish followed by a quality wax (synthetic or carnuba). I would go with a synthetic wax because things seem to bake in a black car fairly quickly on a sunny day.
Try to get several coats of wax so you can protect your baby from water spots not to mention dirt and the elements of mother nature.
My best reccomendation is to clay the car, then apply a good brand polish followed by a quality wax (synthetic or carnuba). I would go with a synthetic wax because things seem to bake in a black car fairly quickly on a sunny day.
Try to get several coats of wax so you can protect your baby from water spots not to mention dirt and the elements of mother nature.
Man, I thought this thread read "Water Sports". Whew!
Watching the cleavage and thong thread too close I guess.
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