Water Spots

[prewitt61184]

What's the best way to remove water spots on these tuff summer days? Which products and techniques would work best? Thanks

[Rsurfer]

What's the best way to remove water spots on these tuff summer days? Which products and techniques would work best? Thanks

Paint or glass or both?

[prewitt61184]

Both actually. Washed my black 02 Grand Prix GTP the other night in the shade and tried drying afterwards but left water spots in the paint and glass. I tried using Mg cleaner wax with a buffer on the paint to try to take them out, but that didn't work.

[Rsurfer]

Both actually. Washed my black 02 Grand Prix GTP the other night in the shade and tried drying afterwards but left water spots in the paint and glass. I tried using Mg cleaner wax with a buffer on the paint to try to take them out, but that didn't work.

Is your buffer a dual action or just an inexpensive obital like the ones found at Sears. If the later, it won't remove the water spots. You can try a chemical water spot remover, but before doing that, try a paint cleaner like Pinnacle Paintworks Lotion. If the Pinnacle paint cleaner doesn't do the job try google MX7 for paint. Use Duragloss Nu Glass for your glass.

[sensi09]

Rinsing after every panel or so while keeping the car wet and beaded up helps.

[prewitt61184]

Thanks guys! That's exactly how I rinse my car, but it's been over 100 here in Oklahoma lately. I'll try dual action polisher with a white foam pad next. I'll go get that glass polish and try that as well. What speed would probably be good for most situations. A 3 or 4?

[Kris.R]

Let us know how it turns out bro.

[prewitt61184]

I'll post up some pics later this week.

[petermk]

a paint cleaner + microfiber applicator should easily do the job unless it's one of those "deep" water spots

[garcin]

I had this same thing happen to my black Vette and used colorx on a megs da on 3. Came out perfect.