water spot removal on mirrors..

[SON1C]

What's a good product that will definitely get the job done?

[DealerDetailer]

I usually just use some 205 on the mirror glass with an applicator and then follow with glass cleaner, works perfect every time

[twisted1]

Pictures would be nice...

Mothers California Gold Water Spot Remover for Glass, hard water spot remover, glass water spot remover, water spot remover for cars, glass polish (http://www.autogeek.net/mothers-water-spot-remover.html)

Works well. Even better if using powerball from the headlight resto kit.

[SON1C]

hey what ever works, right? lol

I'll have to give that a shot

[SON1C]

I should have taken pictures, planned on it but then forgot, I'll post some up in a couple days when I get a chance

[twisted1]

Ok bro. Heavy or light waterspots. Can you feel them like paint that needs to be clayed?

[SON1C]

lol well bro. i don't remember. i imagine I can slightly feel them, you think clay would do the trick?

[twisted1]

Mirrors mar easily imo.

[twisted1]

:iagree:
I usually just use some 205 on the mirror glass with an applicator and then follow with glass cleaner, works perfect every time

I was asking if you can feel then so as to get an idea of how bad.

[CAMAROZL1]

I clay and compound mine works great

[twisted1]

I have marred mirrors with MF's.

[BillE]

Try some 'cleaner wax'. Whatever you have on hand.

I've found it works most of the time.

Oh! We are talking about exterior mirrors right?

Bill

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