hey guys quick question, after being out of the honda scene for 4 years i got back in picking up a 4 door ls for daily driving...anyways the cars windows have really bad water spots on the windows and ive tried alot of things to remove the water spots but with no luck, was wondering if you guys could recomend a product of some sort that could help me remove this crap!!!

thanks in advance!!

 

White vinegar. Do not dilute. Wear gloves.

 

Your local autoparts store will sell a gritty cream to get rid of spots (on glass only)

 

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Fine Grade Steel Wool

 

Vinegar should do the trick, and as was stated earlier.......wear gloves.

 

Wont any grit Steel wool scratch the glass?

 

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Well, I had the exact issue on my windows and went to the hardware store to look for some type of solvent or remedy. The reason why I went to a hardware store was because every type of cleaner found at the auto parts stores were useless. Anyhow, I picked up a sack of Fine Grit steel wool and went to town. Came off without a problem, or a scratch.

 

There is the possiblity of scratching. You can also use vinegar as stated, or try polishing them with a buffer.

 

Just use ammonia.

 

Now that we are on the subject. My windshield glass is the factory original and I was wondering if there is any way of removing all the swirly marks and windshield wiper marks on the glass WITHOUT replacing it. Is there any known Glass polishing system available?

 

try sigma aldrich and get 100% ethanol and that **** will come right off. i had to do this many times with my glass ware for organic chemistry lab and ethanol worked like a charm. see it pays to be a chemistry geek

 

What is Sigma Aldrich? Can this be purchased at Home Depot? Or Where?

 

What you need is called glass polish/cleaner at the parts store. It is a VERY light, fine abrasive paste that will clean everything off your glass.

 

To the guys who suggested white vinegar, do you use the regular 5% eating kind or some kind of stronger kind? All I've ever seen is 5%.

 

Try ammonia. Then some clay magic or any clay system. My girlfriend had the same problem. Went to the car wash place and they cleaned it up by claying it.