Water Spots... Help?

[SleekRunner]

I have some serious water spots on my all of my windows that i cant seem to get off. I havent really tried any products yet because i wanted to see if any of you guys had similar problems and found a decent product. Ive only used regular glass cleaners nothing special.

These are basically a bunch of oxidized circles on the windows that arent noticable from a distance but up close you can tell they are there. They look like little droplets of water in case anyone was wondering.

Thanks for any help.

Edit: I may try and get some pics up later in anyone wants to see. Idk how well they will come out on camera. Just let me know if you want me to or not.

 

[4-Ripcord]

I used a mixture of white vinegar and room temp water. Got all the spots off my windows. I used a cloth pad I got from autozone made for washing cars.

 

[jwyshrek]

You might want to check out this article from Popular Mechanics...

Auto Clinic June 2006: Fix Permanent Window Spots, Constantly Blown Fuses and More - Popular Mechanics

 

[SleekRunner]

I used a mixture of white vinegar and room temp water. Got all the spots off my windows. I used a cloth pad I got from autozone made for washing cars.

Vinegar? Really? Thats very interesting... So was it like a 50/50 mix or what? haha i hate that stuff but if it works why not.

Thanks for the input! :thanks:

You might want to check out this article from Popular Mechanics...

Auto Clinic June 2006: Fix Permanent Window Spots, Constantly Blown Fuses and More - Popular Mechanics

Well paying someone is definitely out of the equation id much rather do it myself or just live with it cause it doesnt bother me to much but enough to want them gone.

Thanks for the Help! :thanks:

 

[Throwing Matches]

Glass can be poilished just like paint. If you have a dual action polisher, you can easily remove them using the right product. But even if you don't have a DA polisher, you can still clear up your glass.

DP High Performance Glass Restorer is a good option.


Check out this sticky from AutoGeekOnline.com: Glass Cleaning 101 - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum

 

[SleekRunner]

Glass can be poilished just like paint. If you have a dual action polisher, you can easily remove them using the right product. But even if you don't have a DA polisher, you can still clear up your glass.

DP High Performance Glass Restorer is a good option.


Check out this sticky from AutoGeekOnline.com: Glass Cleaning 101 - Auto Geek Online Auto Detailing Forum

Thanks man! Ill look into that! Sorry for the late reply just got home from my night class.

 

[SleekRunner]

I think ill try the vinegar water mix first since its the cheapest way. If i dont get any results then i will most likely resort to a glass polishing compound. Thanks for the help guys!