Window Water Spot Removal

[Eh4Turbo]

Okay so a couple months ago i was on the forums... and i remember reading a post about window water spot removal... and it had a number to call and you could buy the stuff... but i cant find it anymore.... it was like for hard core water spots that wont come out by just washing it. Witch is what i have... =\... anyway my question is does anyone know of that stuff??? or anything equilievent to it?? or just anything at all that would help?? thanks

[Fobia]

i know i need a answer too.. i did someones car i clayed it used window cleaner and everything and the spots still did not come off!

[Eh4Turbo]

yeah thats messed up... i dont know what to do! ugh =\

[Dark 'n' Dirty]

I think Phil was selling the stuff, but since Audizine got hacked, the post is probably gone. Not sure if it was meant for glass or paint, or both. I know what you are talking about though. Minor water spots can probably be minimized or removed with compound, but try asking Phil about the product...

[Eh4Turbo]

hmmm well its not really minor.... and iv tried everything pretty much.... and it is on glass.... as i posted in my first post.... and who is phil????

[stamp0102]

got the same problem...i just bought some meguires clay at the parts store and am gonna try it out in the am...

[surfsidedetail]

you need acid to take the spots off. sometimes vinegar will work

[Dark 'n' Dirty]

Originally posted by Eh4Turbo
hmmm well its not really minor.... and iv tried everything pretty much.... and it is on glass.... as i posted in my first post.... and who is phil????

Phil is one of the moderators and distributor of Adam's products on Audizine. He also distributes other products and probably posted the chemicals you're looking for to remove the water spots.

[DetailersDomain]

surfsidedetail is correct! we stopped selling to the end user cause alot of customers were not able to follow the directions and were hurting themselves or the cars.

[Eh4Turbo]

alright that helps a little... thanks for the help...

[stamp0102]

I found this...not sure if it is any good...i might have to get some and try it since the clay bar did nothing to help...

http://www.autogeek.net/dp515.html

[MaRsTaInAgE]

I'm trying to find the link right now, I have the product from Griots and used it on a Beamer a year or so ago with a rotary buffer and it worked pretty good. It's from going through a million car washes and never applying any friction to any of the car. I see it a lot.

I'll try to find it . Hope this helps. If nothing else buy the microfinishing compound from 3M and use a wool pad on a rotary buffer and try that, it's hard to swirl up the glass!!! [:D]

[MaRsTaInAgE]

Here you go, works pretty good with a Rotary Buffer but if you have a PC w/ wool that may work too.

http://www.griotsgarage.com/catalog.jsp?L1=L1_1000&L2=L2_1001&SKU=11017

Hope that link works.