has anyone removed hard water spots from your windows ?with what??

 

Martha Stewart says: Use acetone!

 

martha stewart is

 

has anyone used
nu-glass
bio-clean
spot-x

 

Douche it with vinegar and water.

Frank

 

i did ...it didnt do jack

 

You might need to get some glass polish then. Zaino makes some good polish, but I'd recomend using a power buffer instead of elbow grease, it can be alot of work.

 

Glass Polish - use a foam pad in a drill or buffer - Elbow grease wlll take forever - the "SPOTS" are from the Hard Warter spots actually etching the glass, thats why you should remove hard water deposits a soon as possible. I still have a bunch of etched spots on my rear hatch. The Hard water deposits can be scraped off w/ a razor blade if they won't wash off, but if they are that stubborn coming off they have most likely already etched the glass - using Rain-X will reduce the formation of deposits and prevent them from etching the glass.

 

i know how they are formed , i know what they are .....the car was purchased with the windshield and windows with this crap on it ,im looking on how to remove it ...please no other explanations

 

If you have Collision & Comp Ins. the easiest way to fix the Windshield is to smack it with a Big Rock and have the insurance replace it w/ a new one

Othwisi it is going to take Glass Polish and lots of elbow grease - I know I have spent many many HOURS removing the eched spots from my rear hatch, and they are still not all gone!

 

Wow, you seem to know it ALL! How could you POSSIBLY not know how to get your SPOTS OFF? Maybe you just need to think harder! Think! THINK CAREFULLY!

 

hey orange ! why dont you think about changing your retarded name !

 

I heard this old guy talking about a metal polish he
used in combination with steel wool. Not sure if it
works or will just really **** up your windows, just
thought I would mention it. Lates matt22