Meguiar's Water Spot Remover Is It Just a Polish/Abrasive (downside it removes sealant?)

[Fallguy007]

I am just a home gamer, finally got brave enough to do polish with a DA (thanks to much I have learned here). Great results got many old water spots off (swirl, etc). I swear water spots are a bane to a daily driver trying to keep up.

If I get to them in short order 1-2hrs detailing spray "can" get them but it is not practical and I know that there will be times it would be a day or so.

Seen Meguiars Water Spot Remover in a store. Is it essentially just a polish (and does it wear at my sealant, Duragloss). Really dont want to have to re-apply sealant after every time I tackle the water spots. Does Mequiars Water Spot Remover work well at water spots by hand, dont want to break out the DA.

Seams like a viscous cycle.........

Anything less wear to the sealant but have a shot at 1-2 day old water spots. Or are they just too set at 1-2 days.

[acuRAS82]

Subscribed. I just got a nasty water spot and would like to see any responses.

[The Guz]

It is an abrasive polish. You will need to reapply protection.

[FUNX650]

Seen Meguiars Water Spot Remover in a store.

Is it essentially just a polish (and does it wear
at my sealant, Duragloss). Really dont want to
have to re-apply sealant after every time I tackle
the water spots.

•In my way of thinking:
-If a product is ‘strong enough’ to remove
water-spots, then it’s ‘strong enough’ to
remove many LSPs.

-As such: I considered it a “Best Practice”
to re-apply the LSP to the areas on a painted
panel where a water-spot removal product has
been used—regardless its “abrasives-level”.

{Please feel free to draw your own conclusions
by trying out both “types” of Meguiar’s water-
spot removers.}

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Bob

[TTQ B4U]

I would look into CarPro Spotless. Works well for me. Now if the spots are really bad, you can step up to 3D Eraser Gel. That however will require a reapplication of your LSP but it is still easier than having to re-polish and apply and LSP. I've used both.