Not sure where this thread should be at...i hope this is where it belongs. Help please.!

 

.....just a good buffing compound and a lot of elbow grease should do it.

 

Claybar works really well.

If you don't have that at your disposal, use some Windex with newspaper instead of a paper towel.

 

polish, or go to your local glass window place and see if they have any abrasive glass cleaner. this local place has some great abrasive cleaner with some acid in it to. works wonders with windows.

 

I know......My Girls 07 Fit has some bad stains on the glass. Pretty crappy.

Thanks for the ideas. I will try it and see how it comes out.

Does it happen more to New Glass? My Prelude and teggy have never had that problem. I bought them used.

 

vinegar/water mix or window cleaner with ammonia,and dry with newspapers

 

000 or the finnest steel wool you can find

 

windex and scrape it off with a razor

 

thanks guys! ill be sure to do this sometime this week!

 

White vinegar and water and its pretty cheap works really well.

 

hell yeah been lookin for a thread like this....keep the ideas coming....! thanks

 

wait, this water stain as in like left by a car wash? or acidic eat-away?

 

i have to try some of these ways

 

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x2 i use 0000 steel wool myself

 

thank god some1 made this thread my windows are impossible to cleann thankss

 

I have these weird blue looking spots that are permanently on my rear window, I haven't tried to remove them but I would like to eventually.

I wonder if its worth just putting the money I would spend on a cleaner towards a new rear window.

 

they best thing ive used is bio-clean water stain remover.. the bottle i have is white with green writing...


FTW!!

 

Alright there are alot of ideas in here, although alot of them will not get the stains out. Steel wool is great for doing windows, but I personally have never had great success with it getting stains out, use a clay bar........it works everytime.

 

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ahahah i remember you from jdmcivic.

 

maguires scratch-x works really good as well...

 

Cheapest and best way: Worked very well on my windows that has been baked in the sun with hard water spots for a month without a car wash..

Mix 50/50 white distilled vinegar and distilled water in a spray bottle.
Spray on window and let it sit for 15 minutes.
Scrub off with a sponge, rinse.
Spray Dawn Resolve (blue spray bottle) on window.
Let it sit for 15 minutes.
Scrub with sponge and rinse clean
Drive around town and **** biatches.
Windows will look good as new and also smell good as ****!

 

easy jus grab a razor blade tilt it about 45 degrees and slide it up n down and it will remove everything

 

400 GRIT 3M wet sandpaper... after using the razor of course.

 

I am thinking of trying a few of these together,

Spraying window with water / vinegar mix

Then scraping it off with a razor blade, then wiping with remains off with newspaper towels and maybe a micro fiber cloth?

Then take a claybar to the window and follow up with wet-sanding, should I wet-sand then go over the window with a claybar or claybar first? What one should I do first?

If the spots are gone I will finish things off with some glass polish and a micro fiber cloth.

Let me know what you guys think? It might be overkill but I just got laid off and am really bored, I don't have any tools yet so I have been getting the EF I just bought cleaned up and learning about it.

 

wat workd the best and the cheapest is steel wool.. it does not scratch windows and will cclean it really good.. get the fine stuff it works very well to get water spots off of glass