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Alright, Ill try out these methods tomorrow and I'll let you guys know how it goes. Originally Posted by Sonny35
+ its only your beater....
Yes, I know it's only my beater, but its really annoying at night when the light hits my windshield, because I cant see through the hard water marks. Thats how bad my windows are effed up.
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No-Touch brand Glass Stripper worked wonders for me.
UPDATE!
Okay guys, I just decided to just listen to the guy I trust the most, My dad, and he just said use rubbing compound. It worked! No scratches and my windows are super clear. Thanks for your help guys.
Okay guys, I just decided to just listen to the guy I trust the most, My dad, and he just said use rubbing compound. It worked! No scratches and my windows are super clear. Thanks for your help guys.
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Nope. Rubbing compound as in the legitmate one. I used turtle wax rubbing compound. Originally Posted by kennymo
rubbing compound? like scratchx or something?
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0000 steel wool from home depot ..
i spray my glass cleaner and then scrub the glass with 0000 steel wool .spray again .. and wipe off .
then hose it down ..(if i have a hose available)
thatl take care of any water spots..
i spray my glass cleaner and then scrub the glass with 0000 steel wool .spray again .. and wipe off .
then hose it down ..(if i have a hose available)
thatl take care of any water spots..
Clay bar works for me. In fact, I just used some Zaino clay last night to remove hard water spots from my roof, windows, and side mirrors.
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Originally Posted by kennymo
rubbing compound? like scratchx or something?
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Okay guys, I just decided to just listen to the guy I trust the most, My dad, and he just said use rubbing compound. It worked! No scratches and my windows are super clear. Thanks for your help guys.
Originally Posted by EnJoiLuv
UPDATE!Okay guys, I just decided to just listen to the guy I trust the most, My dad, and he just said use rubbing compound. It worked! No scratches and my windows are super clear. Thanks for your help guys.
I was about to come in here and recommend that. I personally used Megs Ultimate Compound and did it by hand, All the water spots go away and you get a nice shine
But make sure to IPA wipe the residue you dont want to keep the compound on the glass.This can also be used on the Silver trim around the windows on sedans.




