spoiler issues.
12-20-2006, 06:47 PM
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RE: spoiler issues.
A clay bar would never remove water spots.
Get some scratch remover and use some elbow grease working them out. If that doesn't work, it'll take a buff depending on how bad your clear is etched.
Get some scratch remover and use some elbow grease working them out. If that doesn't work, it'll take a buff depending on how bad your clear is etched.
12-20-2006, 07:04 PM
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RE: spoiler issues.
ORIGINAL: Dan04COBRA
A clay bar would never remove water spots.
Get some scratch remover and use some elbow grease working them out. If that doesn't work, it'll take a buff depending on how bad your clear is etched.
A clay bar would never remove water spots.
Get some scratch remover and use some elbow grease working them out. If that doesn't work, it'll take a buff depending on how bad your clear is etched.
12-20-2006, 07:35 PM
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RE: spoiler issues.
Probably does an Arnold voice when buffing.....
ORIGINAL: amoosenamedhank
You are the most pro-buffing person I've ever seen.
ORIGINAL: Dan04COBRA
A clay bar would never remove water spots.
Get some scratch remover and use some elbow grease working them out. If that doesn't work, it'll take a buff depending on how bad your clear is etched.
A clay bar would never remove water spots.
Get some scratch remover and use some elbow grease working them out. If that doesn't work, it'll take a buff depending on how bad your clear is etched.
12-20-2006, 08:48 PM
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RE: spoiler issues.
Try some vinegar on a paper towel. Wet the towel, and let it sit on the water spot for a bit. Vinegar works very well on my frog tank to get up water spots from splashes with no damage to the glass. It should be safe on the clear too.
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