I just recently bought my civic ef.
after I washed my car, I noticed that all my glass window is filled with "water dried spot" and I cant remove it. I tried scoth bright, windex, rubbed it hard until I hear it squeek but its not working not even a single spot is removed.

How can I take water dried spots off?

 

Try a razor blade if that doesnt work looks like your SOLed

 

Invisible Glass Cleaner is by far the best glass cleaner on the market, that is why that **** is like damn near 4dollars a can.

 

basic hand wax

 

"Invincible Glass Cleaner"
I'll try that and see what happens thanks

where do you get it anyway?

 

Don't use a razor blade. That really won't do much. Like said before. The cheapes way to remove the spots is Auto Wax. Something somewhat gritty. Like a 1st stage wax basically.

 

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I'll try that and see what happens thanks. where do you get it anyway?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Wally World(aka Walmart) or any automotive place. It truely makes the glass invisible. The product is made by Stoner(yes that is the companies name...) and is called "Invisible Glass"

here is a link to website that has the product, but they want 5.50 a can. You can find it cheaper but it is still worth 5.50 a can. Heres the link...http://www.superiorcarcare.net/stoninglas.html

 

Invisible glass works great! DO NOT use anythign even remotely abrasive on your glass, it will leave scratches and those will never come out.

 

I had water spots like that on my rims before. I used a mixture of water and vinegar. It got about 90% of the spots off. It did take some work to get the spots out but they were caked on there.


Modified by fourthgenhatchB17 at 3:32 AM 3/19/2004

 

Spray away glass cleaner and newspaper

 

I did bought that Invicible Glass cleaner by Stoner
I sprayed it wiped it. sprayed it again and wiped it I finished half the of can and to my disapointment its still there as if those dried spot is stuck there. well I tried.

about that auto wax thing how do you do it ? which wax? I have "turtle shell" wax is the good enough?

 

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I live for this **** I have about 10 cans out in my garage now, It cleans windows so well I could hardly see then there when I was driving around.

 

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I sprayed it wiped it. sprayed it again and wiped it I finished half the of can and to my disapointment its still there as if those dried spot is stuck there. well I tried.</TD></TR></TABLE>
sorry, it didn't help your windows in your situation but it will clean your windows really well when you get those spots off. Here is a testament to Invisibile Glass Cleaner.
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That statment you made reminds me of a cheap infomercial, lol like Im not only the owner im a customer......lol

 

lol....I should send it in so I can make some money off of those bastards, or atleast free cleaner.