I was installing the OEM kit and decided to clean the old side skirt. I noticed lot of water stain from over period of time (seattle, rain city). I tried to use wax, swirl remover 2.0, and scratch remover. Nothing seems to work against it. Well, I guess scratch remover took alot out but I still see some. Any idea guys?
I will post some picutre later!!~

 

"If the spots are allowed to dry and bake on, they will attach to and harden on your paint. When this happens, you need to use a mild acid to get them loose. Believe it or not, the best acid is also the least expensive and most available: a gallon jug of distilled white vinegar.

Expert car detailers have known this secret for years. If you take your car to a pro, they will tell you about the "magic acid bath" and charge you $60 or more for the pleasure of smelling like a pickle. Save the $60. Put on some gloves and get to it.

To give your car the magic acid bath, first wash your car with your normal car shampoo, rinse, and then use the distilled vinegar. Just wipe it on with a sponge, and rub it in. Do one section at a time. Let it sit 30 to 60 seconds, and then rinse. When you're done, wash the car again with shampoo, and then rinse. By the way, vinegar will remove your wax, so be prepared to re-wax your car after the vinegar treatment.

If water spots are allowed to stay for more than a week or so, the minerals will etch the paint. In this case, using vinegar will remove the mineral spots, but the paint will have etched spots (dimples). It is necessary to use a polish or mild polishing compound to restore the paint surface."

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mix vinegar and water into a spray bottle....it works well on boats too

 

cool thanks guys!!~ I will try that stinky vinegar!!