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Old 06-26-2008, 09:32 AM
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How do you remove hard water spots on your auto glass? My S2000 has it on the passenger side glass and I have tried car soap, glass cleaner, and even clay bar. Nothing gets it out! Steel wool?
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where can I buy that?
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If for any reason you don't like that product you can try a glass polishing kit sold by Eastwood (Google for their on-line catalog).
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I havnt tried this way but i heard vinegar works? Somthing like get a MF towel and pour some on the MF and rub on area of the spot.

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Any paint polish, or even better cleaner. I am sure you have one or the other product on hand. Save your money & use that.
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Originally Posted by EOE,Jun 29 2008, 02:33 PM
Any paint polish, or even better cleaner. I am sure you have one or the other product on hand. Save your money & use that.
I tried, XMT 3 intermediate swirl remove, and XMT 1 ultra fine swirl remover. Neither product worked!
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used Turtle Wax Polishing Compound with great results...
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Originally Posted by EOE,Jun 30 2008, 07:55 AM
used Turtle Wax Polishing Compound with great results...
so, Turtle wax polishing compound (whichI found @ wal-mart) is more abrasive than XMT 3?
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