iam7head

like title said, the passenger side window has some crazy age old water marks, the car been painted before not sure it has anything to do with the oversprayed clearcoat, etc.

so far i tried: windex, razor blade, steel wool, denature alcohol, acetone, brake cleaner, throttle body cleaner, nail polish cleaner, gas, and nothing seems to work

thanks

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Jmunk

Wet sand, buff...done.

m00nr0ck Si

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Wet sand a window? Im assuming the problem is on his passenger side window...

Bigblockhatch

A little compound on a rag....use a little elbow grease to help polish the window out and the spots will be gone.....Use XXX or 0000 fine steel wool to remove anything major on the window before u start

Top Ramen

Compound on a foam pad with a buffer. Keep the speed down, keep it wet and just let the buffer do the work. No need to lean into it.

jtyper

try buffing it fist it should work

jakeiscool

white vinegar.

nholmes

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+1

jakeiscool

or you could do something that takes a lot less effort and works a lot better....like vinegar.

Automations

if it is acid rain it wont come off DONT ever wetsand glass it will leave distortion in the glass and it will never look the same

E-Rok

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Vinegar works great if it is water spots from mineral desposits. Acid rain spots however will not yield such sucess.

jakeiscool

you guys get a lot of acid rain in key west?

I was in key largo and there wasnt much of anything besides 90 degree days, beautiful skies and happy people.

E-Rok

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I was in key largo and there wasnt much of anything besides 90 degree days, beautiful skies and happy people.</TD></TR></TABLE>

LOL, nah we dont. just mineral deposit water marks down here

iam7head

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tried, no good

trying rubbing compound when i am getting my buffer back

93_db2

there is a product called WINX and your grocer on the household cleaning isle. works great. rust colored bottle, used it on all of my windows, they looked like new!