i need help ..im desperate lol
#1
i need help ..im desperate lol
i have this problem thats about to have me mentally break down
my windows
theres the thing my windows .. front and back windshields and side windows have spots on them .. they look like water spots as if it had rained ... except they WONT COME OFF! ARGH ive tried magic eraser, alcahol, invisible glass window cleaner. nothing works .. ive washed this car by hand a minimum of 1 time every week sometimes more
oh yea AND every time i wet the windshield i can SEE THE LINE WHERE THE WINDSHIELD WIPER STOPS AT FROM TOP TO BOTTOM PERFECTLY its making me more mental than normal
anyone else had this happen?? any ideas?? im about to jump lol
il try and get a pic
my windows
theres the thing my windows .. front and back windshields and side windows have spots on them .. they look like water spots as if it had rained ... except they WONT COME OFF! ARGH ive tried magic eraser, alcahol, invisible glass window cleaner. nothing works .. ive washed this car by hand a minimum of 1 time every week sometimes more
oh yea AND every time i wet the windshield i can SEE THE LINE WHERE THE WINDSHIELD WIPER STOPS AT FROM TOP TO BOTTOM PERFECTLY its making me more mental than normal
anyone else had this happen?? any ideas?? im about to jump lol
il try and get a pic
#5
ilt ry both of those ideas.. claying it first..just a normal clay bar?
.. im guessing by the way you said be careful with the lime away its not to good for paint .. especially since i got legen lime =p
any other ideas?
.. im guessing by the way you said be careful with the lime away its not to good for paint .. especially since i got legen lime =p
any other ideas?
#9
I had a similar problem with mine, and I think it had to do with me waxing over the spots. I washed mine a few months back and used the Mr. Clean Autodry thing. Evidently it didn't "dry to a spotless shine" like it was suppose to, and by the time I got done waiting for it to dry, it was getting dark. Anyway, I waxed it anyway, even though I could not see very well. I guess I waxed over a bunch of water spots, and could not get them to come off for 3 weeks. I finally used Joy dish soap to strip the wax off, and the spots came off like magic! Maybe something to try.
Also on the topic of your windshield, if you used any wax or Rain-X on it, that will make it do that as well. The wipers scrape the wax or Rain-X and deposit it in that line, and it is a bear to get off!!
Also on the topic of your windshield, if you used any wax or Rain-X on it, that will make it do that as well. The wipers scrape the wax or Rain-X and deposit it in that line, and it is a bear to get off!!
#10
If nothing else works you can try using a *very* mild abrasive to remove the spots, like toothpaste, perhaps even something like a mild polishing compound. I used to use a mild abrasive cleaner on my airplane's windshield (made of plexi-glass) and it worked wonders to remove water spots, bugs, oil, etc. then you just wiped it off and buffed it by hand till clear. Just don't go using rubbing compound as that stuff would probably be way too abrasive.
#11
Water Spots
I had the same thing happen when I parked to close to a sprinkler system and the hot sun baked the water onto the car windows.
I saw on this forum a suggestion to use diluted vinegar.
It worked great in removing the hard water spots.
Be sure to rinse off real good and wipe clean after.
I saw on this forum a suggestion to use diluted vinegar.
It worked great in removing the hard water spots.
Be sure to rinse off real good and wipe clean after.
#13
il try the vinegar first..since its cheap then go to the clay bar
should the vinegar get rid of that wiper blade line?
i did use Rain-X at one time but never worked like advertised
will the vinegar remove that mark as well?
should the vinegar get rid of that wiper blade line?
i did use Rain-X at one time but never worked like advertised
will the vinegar remove that mark as well?
#17
Originally Posted by jcopin
il try the vinegar first..since its cheap then go to the clay bar
should the vinegar get rid of that wiper blade line?
i did use Rain-X at one time but never worked like advertised
will the vinegar remove that mark as well?
should the vinegar get rid of that wiper blade line?
i did use Rain-X at one time but never worked like advertised
will the vinegar remove that mark as well?
I have driven through driving rain and not needed my windshield wipers at all.
What were you expecting that it didn't do? How did you apply it?
#19
http://www.duragloss.com/product.asp?pid=303
this work??
i want to get it in a store il go insane if i have to wait a week for the shipping!! lol
this work??
i want to get it in a store il go insane if i have to wait a week for the shipping!! lol
#20
Originally Posted by jcopin
http://www.duragloss.com/product.asp?pid=303
this work??
i want to get it in a store il go insane if i have to wait a week for the shipping!! lol
this work??
i want to get it in a store il go insane if i have to wait a week for the shipping!! lol