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Old 01-23-2007, 08:56 AM
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glass water spots.

what gets water spots of glass tried window cleaner- vinegar-car wax.
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Try a boating product called 'Ducky'

It gets water spots off painted surfaces!
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at my store we just use warm/soapy water, and then dry with coffee filters, the filters are coarse and really scrub the glass and leave it looking great, newspaper works great too but leaves your hands black.
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I use a product made by DURAGLOSS- It'll tell on bottle, never seen anything as good.
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000 steel wool
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"Spoke" Made by AutoMagic. Just wear good gloves, wipe it on with a rag then hose off with water. Its easy and works great on Chrome wheels also.
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use rain-x on all outside windows it takes a bit of elbow grease but you'll remove all the waterspots on the glass and have a fantastic finish that repels water. I do this everytime I wax the truck.
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water spots on glass

Get some liquid fabric softner put it on a rag and apply directly to the glass and leave for say 5 minutes then buff off . Works for me!!
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Also, cheap glass cleaner. Use (1) teaspoon of ammonia,(1) teaspoon of dishwashing detergent (I use Dawn), and (1) cup of reg. alcohol, to a 32 oz spray bottle. (This will turn tinting that is aftermarket). But other than that a very cheap cleaner.
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And I forgot to say those ingredients and fill the rest of the bottle with water!!
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I use soft scrub and water with a paper towel.Don't hit the paint!
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thats alot of good answers in a short time thanks alot.
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Or go to a glass store and ask for some glass polish, it's a very fine rubbing compound.
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Claybars also do a great job...
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Originally Posted by Country Limo
Also, cheap glass cleaner. Use (1) teaspoon of ammonia,(1) teaspoon of dishwashing detergent (I use Dawn), and (1) cup of reg. alcohol, to a 32 oz spray bottle. (This will turn tinting that is aftermarket). But other than that a very cheap cleaner.
Now this reg. alcohol....can it be home made or do you recomend a particular brand. I don't really want to bust out one of my mason jars on some spotted glass.


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