David Saulque
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How does one get hard water stains off auto glass? Please help!
Hard water stains?
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Scott Stone
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There are three real quick options that I can think of.
1. Try some vinegar, or other mild acid to eat away the calcium. You might have to rub it a bit to get it totally clean.
2. Try a clay bar. Got o Autozone, or other cheap autoparts store and get some clay. It is usually found around where the waxes and stuff are. IT will come ina kit that has some quick detailer in it, and a clay bar. Tear a little piece of the clay bar off, (about the size of a silver dollar, when flattened out) and spray some quick detailer on the window, then you can rub the clay over it. This will usually take it off without much problem.
3. You can always get a buffer and some fine cutting compound to buff it out. You can also use the fine cut compound by hand.
If you have any questions, give me a call.
Scott Stone
1. Try some vinegar, or other mild acid to eat away the calcium. You might have to rub it a bit to get it totally clean.
2. Try a clay bar. Got o Autozone, or other cheap autoparts store and get some clay. It is usually found around where the waxes and stuff are. IT will come ina kit that has some quick detailer in it, and a clay bar. Tear a little piece of the clay bar off, (about the size of a silver dollar, when flattened out) and spray some quick detailer on the window, then you can rub the clay over it. This will usually take it off without much problem.
3. You can always get a buffer and some fine cutting compound to buff it out. You can also use the fine cut compound by hand.
If you have any questions, give me a call.
Scott Stone
David Saulque
Senior Moderator
Thanks Scott