Please help!

I was at work when it happened.

Apparently they were testing something out with the sprinkler system, and my car got drenched in well water from the sprinklers.

I didn't find out what had happened until leaving for the day. I come out and my car is covered with water marks! But Very very VERY harsh marks!

I've washed my car twice and did my ziano coat 3 times today... and they are still visible.

I am helpless... please.. suggestions?

-BM

 

the meguiers quick detailer in the red spray bottle, works very good on my water spots. i usually do the whole car in that stuff after a wash and it looks, ,gooood.

 

How will it work with the zaino already on my car?

 

Heres a link to autopia .com. It a good article on how to remove swirl marks and water spots from your paint finish.

http://autopia.org/kb/index.php?page..._v2&id=32&c=16

 

hope that works on windows! don't see why the ol' vinegar wouldn't. now i've got a question...what if some idiot, tried to get water spots off of his window with a greenie (scotch brite), and left some scratches...would there be any hope of repairing, or are we stuck with replacing the windows?

 

This helps.. I'll let you know if I do any of this. Might try the vinegar, and throw on some more ziano.

Thank you.

-BM

 

Use peanut butter





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yeah... peanut butter

 

please tell me you're joking

 

LOL yes he is joking.. iono about scratch marks on the windows but if you have water marks vinegar will work.. if u need more then that claybar it

 

Actually peanut butter works great on removing tarnish stains and such, like belt buckles and other metal object. Never tried it on a paint finish but it just might work! =)

Otherwise I would go with white vinegar, has always worked for me in the past. You might also try some bug & tar remover if the spot is oil based.

 

i guess i could try it on the windows....but i think i'll try the vinegar first, before i make a peanut butter 'n skyline samich

 

a clay bar works on water spots.

 

A clay bar will definitely take care of the water spots http://secure.detailedimage.com/Merc...gory_Code=Clay . Clay bar is amazing and it removes just about anything water spots, tar, bugs, etc.

As for the windows, those scratches can be tough to get out, Diamondite has a three step process that can help as long as the scratches aren't too deep http://secure.detailedimage.com/Merc...ory_Code=Glass . The Glass and Surface Cleaner is amazing. It removed some dust/lint/etc that was burned onto a light buld for me. It also removed this haze that wouldn't leave this mirror I had in my house. It's foam based and works amazing with the glass polishing window towel.

 

Talk to the building manager and make his *** pay for a detailing job. They caused the problem, they should solve it.

 

i wish...