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      07-29-2016, 04:41 PM   #1
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water spots can't be removed,

Long story short, I had washed my car at some building. I don't know if their water was problem. After I wash it. there are numerous water spots on windshield and windows etc... They can't be removed with glass cleaner. What product is there to remove this water spots?
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Car Pro (UK company that makes cQuartz) makes a water spot remover as do many others. The Car Pro spot remover works pretty well but it won't remove them in one application. Multiple applications/treatments will be required and definitely don't let it dry on the glass!
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Long story short, I had washed my car at some building. I don't know if their water was problem. After I wash it. there are numerous water spots on windshield and windows etc... They can't be removed with glass cleaner. What product is there to remove this water spots?
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You could try using a clay bar or a 50/50 mixture of distilled white vinegar and distilled water in a spray bottle. If they don't work, use a polish.
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