itsaluck

hey guys, im pretty new to this fourm and I might need some help, i have a 2005 black civic, and i wasnt aware that it is a bad idea to wash your car out in the sun, and now my car has tons of water spots, that i cant remove, can anyone help me out?

VNlilMAN

iTrader: (7)

i'm sure the 3m swirl mark remover would get them out, that thing is awesome, just a pain in the *** to work with. (it even gets out scuff marks)

its probably not the best product for your problem though. try the detailing forum

manahoonie

they do sell water spot remover...but then you have to wash your car again.

at the dealership, where i was a detailer, we had several other things that would work, depending on how tough the water spots/hard water marks were...anywhere from 'Velocity Glaze' to industrial 'Water Spot Remover'

check your local detailing place...if you don't know where that might be, just ask one of the dealerships where they get there stuff from. We use P&S.

TuffVietta

iTrader: (2)

here you go buddy: http://www.guidetodetailing.com/arti...p?articleId=15

there's nothing like a good old VINEGAR then after u use it wax your car. No other products out there can remove water spot like VINEGAR, trust me!!

itsaluck

nice nice, ill def take a look

EggRollBandit05

iTrader: (7)

i used a claybar kit to remove the water spots left from the windshield washer fluid just takes a little longer than normal to get it all off but it worked for me.

sKwiD

iTrader: (11)

Just rewash the car in the evening or something. Or, use some Meguairs Quick Detailer and it comes right off. Claybar does take off waterspots, as well as other contaminants too.

dopes6070

iTrader: (25)

I always used vinegar when I had my Berlina Black S2k. just use that then wash/wax

svtec

I took my car to get detailed and they took mine out. i had them bad