WATER SPOTS

[Robin Cox]

How do you get rid of the water spots on the windshield that will not wash or clean off?

 

[George C]

What have you used to get the spots off. Have you tried some glass wax or even a paste car wax? Using that and a little elbow grease should remove them.



George

 

[Robert Thomas]

White vinegar.

 

[Johnny O]

Bon Ami cleanser. Then top it with Rain-X.

 

[Jeremy Gilmore]

Never heard of using white vinegar. I will have to try it out sometime.

 

[ray moyer]

vinegar windex and newspaper...

 

[Jim P]

DONT use regular car wax on the windshield to clean it, etc, it will create a BLINDING glare for the driver of your vehicle, (similar to driving into the setting sun). I usually wet a cloth and use this to wet the w/s while cool, take a paint scraper and gently scrape the entire w/s , this usually removes all the water spots and any bug residue, etc., then clean the w/s 2x, then apply rain x. make; sure you get all the streaks removed or they'll be there under the rain x.

 

[Robin Cox]

Maybe that is my problem. I have left spots on there when I applied my rain-x. Does this mean I need to get my rain-x off? Thanks, everyone, I will try some of these suggestions and see which one works.

 

[Bill Barber]

Claybar the windows, works great

 

[derek dewey]

sulfuric acid

 

[Richard L]

Buy a can of "Barkeepers" cleanser, or "Bon Ami" mix it with some water to form a wet paste and scrub and polish the windows with it and then rincse well. After you get the glass squeaky clean, protect it with an application of Rain-X. Not only does that clean your windshield, but the Rain-X helps to keep your windshield clean by repelling water, it lubes your wiper blades, and bugs are much easier to remove.



N;ever use car wax on your winshield, or any glass on your vehicle. It will create swirls and glare.



...Rich

 

[Dingo]

I clean my glass with a razor blade once a month.