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Water Marks On Glass Roof
Anybody know a way to get rid of those stuborn water mark on the glass roof and on the boot as well , any ideas or products.
Ps i have the windows sealed with Klasse Glass Seal Kit, imagine if i havenīt nothing on them ?? Help anyone ?????????' |
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Those water marks are usually the result of using wash and wax solutions and allowing it to dry before leathering off.
I know I will get slated, but my solution has always been to use one of those kitchen sponge & scourer pads and use the scourer side with some fairy liquid and use with circular motion to gently lift off the surface wax and get down to the glass. Plan B is to use vinegar (to go with the chips on the bonnet) which should also cut through the wax layer. ps: only use the scourer very lightly and ensure it's glass and not plastic. |
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Halfords Glass polish followed by two coats of Halfords Rain Repellant or RainX
Job done and wont reappear if you dry it after washing. The RainX will do the job for you |
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I use meguires glass cleaner with the meguires glass cloth and it works a treat on the glass roof and all windows. (i am not working for meguires lol)
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I use my orbital polisher and a good application of Autoglym Glass polish
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I read of two things that might work (both reports were positive).
i) Colgate Shaving Cream with aloe. Let it sit on the glass for 30 mins and you should find it crystal clear when you wash off the residue. This was found to work after someones watermarked windows were sprayed with the stuff 'JUST MARRIED'. He noticed the cleaned glass area after washing it off and decided to do all the windows. ii) Ceramic Hob Cleaner. Works a treat (so I read). .......but my own preference is: PermaClearUK Ltd - Glass cleaners - PVCu - Ceramic - Car windscreen protection - Polymer coating I have always found their Pro Clean and Stay Clean (similar to RainX) to be excellent both on the car and around the home (you should watch the rain bead and run off the house windows when it's tipping it down). I keep meaning to try their Cleaning Wipes on the interior glass. PS: You can order and watch a demo video here: ShopAway E-Mega Store ...and this reversing camera kit looks good: ShopAway E-Mega Store Last edited by allan40alt; 9th May 2008 at 09:50. |
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Can you use these things on your windscreen, as I'm thinking I might use it on mine to help keep it clear, and while we are on glass, has anyone had a graduated sunstrip tint added to their windscreen (like you get on the BMW's etc.) so that you don't have so many problems with 'glare' (I used to have a factory fitted one on my BMW and I miss it). Or do we already have one that I've missed????
I was told to use that flash car wash system to remove the hard water effect, but it seems to have gone off the market. Do any cxar washes/shampoo's etc. soften the water??? Tom |
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I had one of those Flash systems for a short while before I tossed it as useless. Better than rinsing with plain water but only just, still got spots on te car if left too long.
Those water spots occur because the hard water is drying too quick under the wash & wax solution that makes them a bu**er to remove. |
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I find it no real hardship as I polish/wax/wax/wax/wax
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