flektone

iTrader: (1)

nothing I havent come accross in my many years of washing my car. just rewash with soap and water and it goes away. i dont know what the big deal is

kamikaze04

how would i get this off? i tired wax, polish, clay bar, qd, dish washing deg. nothing still the same result.

jfelbab

Two things pass as waterspots. One is dried mineral deposits and dust drying on the paint. These are usually relatively easy to remove, even when left for a while. Soaking with 50/50 white vinegar and water will usually dissolve the mineral deposits. An AIO would dissolve and remove them as well. So would clay and a mild polish.

The second type is really not a water spot but paint etching. It looks much like a waterspot but is more severe paint damage. This requires a strong polish to level the paint. This paint etching is common around coal fired power plants and large metro areas. The water that gets on the paint is highly acidic (acid rain) and as the water evaporates the acid concentration gets stronger and stronger, hence the paint damage. I'd suggest that the only way to effectively remove this damage is with machine polishing.

Sounds like you may have this latter condition.

BTW, I hope you and yours survived the tragic weather.

kamikaze04

thanks for the input. i will try that when i get a chance.

the tornado didn't even hit the part of ga that i am from. it passed over us. but i hope everyone else is okay

chikoo

Here is what I use on my Obsidian black.

Microfiber Towel


+

Klasse AIO


No more water spots.

After that I applied our very own BFWD and water does not create any spots even if I wipe it after few days.

b3njam1n

iTrader: (4)

Did you try wiping it with the absorber that you can buy at kragen? it works pretty good on my car