ThreePointTwoTeeEl

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Ive had the car for about 3 years or more and yes, those spots were on it since I bought the car and there still there! Ive tried alot of things to take it off even clay bar but nothing....Is there anything I can get at Autozone or something to take it off? I can order online of course but I dont like waiting.

Denzil

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I'm curious but what have you tried so far?

paz840

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have you tried vinegar?

exceldetail

Dale will tell ya #0000 steel wool. Its gotta work if dale uses it. Other then that, I would recommend one of the water spot removers from these pages........

Jesstzn

#0000 and lots of soapy whater for lub... BUT only as last resort .. Try what Patrick recommends first .. I always try least agressive first.

ThreePointTwoTeeEl

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THere was something I tried that someone on acurazine suggested a while back when i first joined...I think it was made for stuff like this...sorta like what they sell on TV...gets rid of Lime, Rust, Calcium...idk something like that but it didnt do anything...vinegar i have not tried but i dont think so...ive also tried to take pics before but I can never get it to come out in pics but the #0000 steel wool looks like is coming to the TL

mynewtls

If you have a NAPA store near by, there is a product called Nu Glass. Its in a small white bottle with some blue writing. It takes a little elbow work, but I did a 06 Maxima that seem to have NEVER been towel dried. The glass felt like sandpaper. This stuff is great and I have used it for years. The next thing (if you can find it) is AJAX but it has to be in a yellow can, not the other. That and a little water makes a paste and will take care of the spots as well.

ThreePointTwoTeeEl

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mynewtls...my mother used to use that to clean the bathtub...ajax was in a green can tho but ill look into the yellow can and the Nu glass. Thanks! And the windshield does not feel as smooth as my door windows...but not like sandpaper either but not smooth.

exceldetail

Try clay also.....

ThreePointTwoTeeEl

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I tried clay bar but it did not remove the spots at all..made it smoother to feel but the stains are still there. I will try that Danasa water spot removal that someone else mentioned in another thread.

dreamdrivedrift

Did you try a vinegar/water mix?

mrclrider

if you have a pc I would recommend some Meguiars cleaner/wax in the red bottle from pretty much anywhere, I have been using it to remove water spots from the cars i'm detailing for a local car lot.

rlerman

I used this to get wiper blade marks off my windshield that nothing else could do. A little pricey but I can say it works. You'll need a PC to do it and it takes some elbow grease, but the windshield is like new.

http://www.autogeek.net/lc-pro-glass-kit.html

ThreePointTwoTeeEl

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Nice!...let me borrow your pc cause my windshield is just like sh......well theres alot of rock chips and very harsh wiper blade scrapes and of course my back window