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Removing Water Spots
Hello,
New to the forum and would like to know if anyone knows a way to remove water spots.
Thanx in advance.
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Removing Waterspots
The spots are noticable on the hood. Not so much on the sides or the tailgate.
Thanks in advance.
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A good polishing should take care of them. Some waterspots can be permanetley etched though.
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I've had success removing spots with PB's SSR series, a PC and light cutting pad on my black car.
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Darn Water Spots
Surfer, Mike T,
I want to thank you gentlemen for your suggestions. I'll give it a try and see what results I come up with.
Thanks !
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wipe finish with vinegar .. it will remove the new spots. Clean the paint with a paint cleaner like P21S or Pinnacle and see if they will remove them. Anything that cannot/willnot come off is etched into the paint. Polishing may correct or reduce them.
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
wipe finish with vinegar .. it will remove the new spots. Clean the paint with a paint cleaner like P21S or Pinnacle and see if they will remove them. Anything that cannot/willnot come off is etched into the paint. Polishing may correct or reduce them.
Your correct, if it has etched into the paint, the only thing you can do is reduce it. I done a red 99 F-150, went over the paint three times with megs #4 and two cutting pads.
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
wipe finish with vinegar .. it will remove the new spots. Clean the paint with a paint cleaner like P21S or Pinnacle and see if they will remove them. Anything that cannot/willnot come off is etched into the paint. Polishing may correct or reduce them.
What he said!
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Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek
wipe finish with vinegar .. it will remove the new spots. Clean the paint with a paint cleaner like P21S or Pinnacle and see if they will remove them. Anything that cannot/willnot come off is etched into the paint. Polishing may correct or reduce them.
Do you use the vinegar concentrated or cut it with water?
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