The EASY way to remove WATER SPOTS with Optimum MDR Water Spot Remover

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Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy

Great review Nick, if you were using this outside, would you simply hose it off (drying carefully so as not to get....wait for it...water spots!)? Could you do the whole car before you rinsed it?

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I don't think it would rinse off too easily. When I use it again, I will probably wipe it off using a damp microfiber towel, and then follow with a waterless wash to make sure all remaining residue is removed.

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Originally Posted by RPM_BR

Dear Nick Boss, and MDR compared to the most common/used product, Spotless? I could see it is creamy.

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Originally Posted by 01GreyStangGT

I was thinking the same thing.

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Optimum MDR is a thick gel, with a consistency similar to that of a car wash.

I haven't personally compared the two side-by-side. That will be a comparison test to watch out for. :dblthumb2:

Good evening Nick,
Thanks for the write up! You say you worked it for approximately 60 seconds, did you have any additional dwell time? Would that even be beneficial? Thanks!

Later,
Lee

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Originally Posted by Lee Yoder

Good evening Nick,
Thanks for the write up! You say you worked it for approximately 60 seconds, did you have any additional dwell time? Would that even be beneficial? Thanks!

Later,
Lee

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60 seconds did the trick. Next time I come across water spots I'll let it dwell for a couple minutes to see if that changes anything. :dblthumb2:

I like that it's a thick gel. I've tried CarPro Spotless and the results were just OK.

Great write up Nick:dblthumb2:
Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

Excellent, thank you.

How does it work on glass?

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Originally Posted by HateSwirls

Great write up Nick:dblthumb2:
Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

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Originally Posted by Souldetailer

Excellent, thank you.

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You're welcome! :dblthumb2:

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Originally Posted by Charleston

How does it work on glass?

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I would imagine just as well, but keep in mind MDR is for removing topical water spots. If they've etched the surface, then the only way to remove them is by leveling the material by physically abrading it.

I guess I learned differently when starting out. I always just used a fine grade clay bar for those surface water spots. Has this product been tested on chrome?