Need help with water spots
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Joined: Apr 2006
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From: NC
RE: Need help with water spots
Try some Bon-Ami. Take a little bit and make a paste out of it and then smear it on the window using your fingers or a lent free towel (or a shop cloth , blue one) and then scrub them. It will take more then one cleaning but it will work. I did it to the quarter windows on our 93 and they look like brand new windows.
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Joined: Jun 2006
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From: Kansas City
RE: Need help with water spots
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I have tried the steel wool, the sharp razor, the vinegar and nothing has worked. Its a 93 and the owner before me kept good care of it but basically disregarded caring for the glass. Seems like everything i try doesnt even take any of the waterspots out. I will try that Never Dull by eagle one. I thought the only way that i could get them out would have to get a buffer/polisher and polish them out. That Eagle One stuff, is it pretty self explanatory in how to do it.
I have tried the steel wool, the sharp razor, the vinegar and nothing has worked. Its a 93 and the owner before me kept good care of it but basically disregarded caring for the glass. Seems like everything i try doesnt even take any of the waterspots out. I will try that Never Dull by eagle one. I thought the only way that i could get them out would have to get a buffer/polisher and polish them out. That Eagle One stuff, is it pretty self explanatory in how to do it.
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RE: Need help with water spots
I have a polisher but how would i go about polishing the windows? Use water, or window cleaner, or can i use that Nevr Dull stuff. Like rub it on window and polish. What are the actual steps in polishing windows?
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