just like the tittle says does anyone on the island know how to remove hard water spots. this is something new for me I guess its from all the salt in the air or somthing lol. so I was woundering if anyone on here as had the same problem and what did they use to get rid of the spot. thanks a million

 

i had some really tough hardwater marks on my wheels and someone recommended a mix of vinegar and water to me and it worked really well. try 50/50

 

I used 3M Rubbing Compound, made the car shine like new afterwards

 

I've used this before with good results.

 

Was it a 50-50? I thought it was less vinegar?

 

What about 600 grit sandpaper??? Let us know how this works out for you.

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Just did work on my wifes black BMW using mequiars rubbing compound and then polishing compound. Worked very well if you ask me. All by hand too, takes a little time though. Could be a little overkill if it's just spots though. Someone I know also mentioned lime a way and water mixed 2/3 water 1/3 lime a way.

 

if its on the paint, it depends if the your waterspots are etched in. If thats the case, chances are your only options is wetsanding. but even then it gets difficult, i never tried the vinegar method. but im sure it only works to a point. 3m rubbing compound is the best!! lol be sure to correct the paint with a haze remover after you use compound

 

Mine was really bad cuz of the damn sprinklers next to my stall but I had to spring for a nice porter cable 7424 buffer and a good polish like pinnacle xmt #2. That stuff get's ANYTHING out including swirl marks. Even cut through paint burn that these detailers did to my boss' 911 turbo.

For window water spots go to Long's and get A-1 waterspot remover in the car section. It's amazing on windows but DO NOT get that **** on your paint [even tho it says its paint safe, it's not, I tried ]