lexusscturbo

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http://www.detailedimage.com/Chemica...P194/16-oz-S1/
Available from one your vendors above. And I'm pretty sure Greg has a discount for CL members
It works quite well; I had the chance to use it yesterday.
Perfect for removing hard water sports from the grille/ trim, and even wheel lips/spokes. As Lexus tends to use plentiful of it.

PaPaHoFF

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interesting, I have a bottle of this and I forgot to rinse out my 4 inch foam pad after use and a couple of days later I found my foam pad DISSOLVED!!! lol. Thank god it was a free flat pad and not one of my CCS pads lol.

vwynn

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hmm i think thats what i need for my rims...

edwinbong

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but i thought water spots were the new craze?

eyezack87

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^^Yeah, even Jay had it at the BBQ meet!

Greg@DI

The Chemical Guys Water Spot Remover is a great product but it's very strong so you should be really careful with it, especially on any new surfaces that you haven't used it on before. It does help get rid of a lot of water marks with ease. I use rubber gloves for the application and make sure I thoroughly rinse down the areas I apply it to and the applicators I use it with. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Greg @ Detailed Image

ItsChris

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Greg, if your window has hard water spots, can you use this on it?or is it too harsh? Thank you

edwinbong

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you can try to use a wax or polish on the window...spots on the windows are a bit easier to get off. you can try a 50/50 water/vinegar mix as well.

ItsChris

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hey edwin, Yeah i tried all that, I even went down to a thin metal wire brush, and it still wouldnt come off ! I guess its been sitting on there for YEARS, from the previous owner. They just wont come off =(

Greg@DI

I prefer to use the Glass Science Glass Scrub it works on about 95% of the glass water mark problems I've encountered. It's safer, easier to use and affordable.

v8soarer91

i use auto glym glass polish.

chrome i use a finnishing polish

I8ABMR

I just use chrome polish and it takes everything I have off.

edwinbong

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for tough water spots on windows, i will start by claying the surface, 50/50 water vinegar mix, different metal/chrome polishes