Vincent

Ok... this one's got me 100% stumped...

I have noticed this past Saturday that there were these water spots (dried water drop) like spots on my windsheild. Thinking that I didn't clean my glass very well, I just ignored them.

Then earlier today, when I went to iclean it with InvisableGlass, I noticed that they wouldn't come off! I cleaned both sides (inside and out).

I never noticed them before. I washed my car on Friday with Dawn, and then ArmorAll Concentrate. I know some of the water dried on the glass (no shaded areas around my house, it was sunny). But that's happened before and Invisable Glass removed them easily.

I am completely lost as to what can cause this...

xasnxkiddox

Try using white vinegar mixed with water 1:10 ratio. Also maybe you can use newspaper to clean the windows.

demons rage

iTrader: (1)

clay bar?

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

You can use straight white vinegar. Try to keep it off the painted surfaces though.

Vincent

Ok, I'll try some vinegar.

And no, it couldn't have been due to a clay bar because I have never used one.

Vincent

(I can't edit my previous post, so sorry for double posting.)

Well, my garage smells like crap but I think the vinegar did the job... of course, I won't be able to say for sure until I take my car outside on a sunny day.

NSXNEXT

iTrader: (2)

He was referring to using the clay bar to remove the spots. Vinegar should do the trick though.

Vincent

Didn't know you could clay bar glass...

But I wouldn't anyway, my glass is full of chips, I wouldn't want any clay residue on there.

Homer2_RENAMED

if this failed . . (and I know it didnt) - glass can also be cleaned with 0000 grade steel wool . ..

Vincent

No... it worked fine.

Goodbye InvisableGlass, hello smelly vinegar.