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Old 05-17-2009, 10:36 PM
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waht is the best way to remove water spot off glass? all of my glass has water spots. i have try rubbing compound and it didn't work. so what do you guys use?
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Old 05-17-2009, 10:56 PM
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White vinegar mixed with water 50/50, or use all white viegar and let soak if the spots are stubborn.
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Or Bon Ami, A white powder.
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Vinegar like said above.
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i just try vinegar and no luck
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Rubbing alcohol, give that a try. DO NOT get it on the paint.
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I'm not kidding about Bon Ami. It will cut it off and polish the glass. An old time bartenders friend on keeping glasses clean.
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I'm not kidding about Bon Ami. It will cut it off and polish the glass. An old time bartenders friend on keeping glasses clean.
where do you get it from?
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Mike did you ever get it cleaned? I came across this thread this morning - https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=344826
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Duragloss Nu-Glass (NG) #755 is the best stuff I have found. Carquest carries it and it runs about $10. It pulls stuff off the window that the steel wool does not put a dent in.
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