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Old 11-03-2006, 10:08 PM
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Waterspots on glass, what's the easiest way to get them off? Just wax?
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I dont think there really is an easy way. I thought I heard Zaino had something to polish glass?
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Yeah, I've heard that a couple companies had stuff like that, I was just wondering if something else worked. Everybody on here always seems to have easier/better solutions, figured I would ask.
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Looky here-> http://www.zainostore.com

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sweet, may have to try that
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I have heard toothpaste and newspaper work, never tried it myself though.
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presuming you use paper towels when you windex them or w/e it is, use newspaper just as 02blue said, that works really good... never heard anything of toothpaste before though?
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Yeah, toothpaste is just abrasive enough to polish glass or plastic lenses. My Mom used a diluted vinegar/water mix and newspapers to clean the windows in our house...she mixed it up and my brothers and I were the 'applicators'.
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I used acetone on mine and it worked pretty good
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I use a Porter Cable polisher with Adam's green pad and Swirl & Haze Remover. Works great! Not too much pressure!


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