xaznperswaesonx

I can only think of claying the car.

tehCOW

a polish or paint cleaner also works, look at meguair's website

darth62

A good cleaner would definitely work, like Klassse AIO, P21S, Pinnacle, Sonus, etc. If you need information on where to buy, let me know. Hopefully, you don't have any etching.

xaznperswaesonx

i read on the TL site .. they say distilled vinegar works good. any comment on the vinegar?

TSXtc

if clay isnt removing the water spots your clearcoat may already be etched. polish can work but only if the etching hasnt worked its way down into the clear too deep.

vinegar is a good alternative. take an old rag and soak it in vinegar and lay it across the area in question. allow it to sit there and penetrate the area. the vinegar will help remove the calcium deposits left by the water.

if vinegar doesnt help you and you are set on removing the spots you may have to step up to wet sanding the areas.

gsclifton

iTrader: (2)

I had to resort to the vinegar fix on my wifes CR-V several years back. I was able to remove all of the spots without having have to subject the paint to a wet sanding. As suggested, you might also try some medium polish as well.

This link might help as well.

CLpower

try warm water, that usually does it for me, if not try an alcohol/water mix or vinegar

iamhomin

A small amount of polish will work.

xaznperswaesonx

thanks for the info guys .. it's water/soap spot is on the rear window left by the PROFESSIONAL detailer at the dealer when i first got the car .. didnt notice it till i got home and tha'ts a 2 hr drive to the dealer. I'll try the vinegar thing.

darth62

Invisible glass! That will solve the problem.