What's the best way to remove these water marks?
03-13-2007, 04:49 PM
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What's the best way to remove these water marks?
My car has quite a few water marks! I can't say i like it, but what is the best way to safely remove these? Is there a certain product out there that works wonders? Any feedback is greatly appreciated. I'm about to go nuts! Thanks 
03-13-2007, 05:20 PM
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RE: What's the best way to remove these water marks?
Douche your car!!! [:-]
Seriously, a 50/50 mix of water and distilled white vinegar will remove those mineral spots. We use that all the time on boats, even those that have a clear coat over paint.
I would try this unless someone knows of a reason not to.
Seriously, a 50/50 mix of water and distilled white vinegar will remove those mineral spots. We use that all the time on boats, even those that have a clear coat over paint.
I would try this unless someone knows of a reason not to.
03-13-2007, 08:13 PM
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RE: What's the best way to remove these water marks?
I would first claybar the whole car to remove all of the contaminants from the paint. You can try the 50/50 water and distilled vinegar or you could use an abrassive polish to remove them. Start out with a light abrassive polish and if that doesn't work bump up to the next abrassive.
03-13-2007, 11:12 PM
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RE: What's the best way to remove these water marks?
ORIGINAL: Juztang
I would first claybar the whole car to remove all of the contaminants from the paint. You can try the 50/50 water and distilled vinegar or you could use an abrassive polish to remove them. Start out with a light abrassive polish and if that doesn't work bump up to the next abrassive.
I would first claybar the whole car to remove all of the contaminants from the paint. You can try the 50/50 water and distilled vinegar or you could use an abrassive polish to remove them. Start out with a light abrassive polish and if that doesn't work bump up to the next abrassive.
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