Water Spots on Glass - HELP
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This would be my first choice. If you have some Prima Swirl on hand, I would put some on a terry painters rag and polish them by hand. That works very well as well.
Here is an example of cleaning with vinegar and a painters towel (no Mr. Clean needed)
BEFORE
Here is an example of cleaning with vinegar and a painters towel (no Mr. Clean needed)
BEFORE
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Soak the towel in vinegar and place it on the calcium deposits. Might need to rub it depending on how much scale there is. Might have to shear off some layers before you get to the paint. The rougher towel is just to get some bite. Might a e to change to a MF towel as you get closer to the surface. Water spots are either calcium deposits or etchings that cannot be dissolved and need a different course of action.
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I did a used Honda Accord for a client this summer that looked like it lived it's entire life outside and had never seen the clean side of a wash mitt. I used some Swirl with a foam applicator and with a bit elbow grease the spots came off. I'll have to try the terry cloth instead next time if that works better.
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