can it remove hard (really hard) water spots of a car windows?
1750032
It likely would...never tried it for that.DuraGloss has some cleaner/polishes that do this quite well. You might find them at a local auto parts. I get them at Car Quest. But the Meguiars probably would work for hardwater spots.
1750033
Not real hard water spots. Best thing is using goo gone orange cleaner sold at Walmart and rub it on window and let it sit for a few minutes then use a razor blade edge to remove the spots. I've seen it done by a window tint installer on spots and things that you can't see with the eye. Make sure you don't scratch your window. Good luck
1750034
I haven't used it for that, sorry. I use just window cleaner, an a micro fiber rag. SW
1750035
I don't really know about that. Think of it as an abrasive like Ajax. It is meant to be used with an electric buffer to take out scratches on car paint. I know I would not use it on my windows.
1750036
Yes. While there are better and less harsh alternatives, this compound will remove the clear coat and paint if you work diligently enough at it. For windows, I'd suggest a solution of 3 parts white vinegar to 1 part water, as someone else also suggested.
1750037
No, this isn't meant to remove hard water spots. To remove hard water spots you need to use distilled white vinegar mixed with water, 3:1, water being 3 vinegar being 1. Spray and wipe down than rinse thoroughly with water than dry. You can also do this on the paint, but rinse/dry then apply wax afterwards.
1750038
It may take a few applications but yes, it's almost like a polish without being one usually followed by Mother's carnauba wax. It's the very best product in the market if this doesn't work it's because your car needs a new paint job.
1750039
No. I dont think it will it wont even remove from paint so I have found so far
125945
Hmmm, not really sure. I bought this stuff for my daughters car to clear up the head lights. It did a pretty good job with that. It worked best with a buffer so I'm not sure on items that don't have nice flat surfaces to clean up. If the surface was flat, it should do a good job.
853803
Idk, I used it to flush the rust out of my radiator. I've had good results with glass scrub http://www.amazon.com/Glass-Science-Scrub-Cream-Cleanser/dp/B008O6VMDG just keep the windshield wet and it works great!
33974
Yes, just make sure the entire surface is cleaned off really well, I used window cleaner, that seems to work well.
1816959
I am not sure whether this product will remove hard water spots from the glass shower doors but be aware that it may discolor the aluminum which is commonly used in the frames of your shower doors. +1 to the suggestion about adding a small amount to your dishwashing detergent... add to laundry detergent as well.
1625328
Not sure if it would exactly clean headlights. It would however make the water bead off the headlights.
1031061
I used this on a glass door that had hard water stains from an outdoor sprinkler. I had tried everything up to that point to remove the water stains. Nothing worked. This was a miracle. There was one place where I scuffed the glass a bit but it's readily controllable if you're careful.
58487
I bought this to take off water spots on my front windows & water spots on my pick up truck, It did not take the water spots off its more of a glass polish. as for rain-x to aid in better visibility on your car I would use Rain-x.
1468280
If they are spots left behind from the wash and not by damage to the glass, my guess is it will do the job. I found a few videos about the product on YouTube before I purchased it. My suggestion would be to use one microfiber towel to apply the cleaner and another clean one to buff it dry. I first tried using regular paper towels, which had meh results. After I figured it out, my windows were crystal clear like they promised on the bottle. I was amazed at the results.
1756068
Lisa it only takes water spots off if they just occured. A product called eraser which can be bought on amazon removes hard water stains
2091950
Yes, I think the window scrubber would work very nicely on cleaning normal amounts of debris on windshields.
2191179
I've heard others speaking of adding this to the blue stuff you find at service stations and they end up with an anti-freezing windshield washer with extra cleaning power. I don't see why it wouldn't work. Let us know what you discover either way please.
2263347
Not sure, but I do know that since having a professional spot removal on my Mercedes two years ago and washing my cars regularly I have not had the spot problem. We have well water and a house system and until using this filter I struggled with spots. I hope that helps.
1528200
Let it soak in window cleaning mixture about 5.min (household spray bottles are fine) and then use plastic scrapers (plastic razor blades) to remove it
2184222
It worked wonder for me. The rubber weather seal around the car windows were rough and discolored (looked faded gray-white-ish). I cleaned all the dirt with Meguiar's D10101 All Purpose Cleaner (10:1 diluted), then applied heavily 4, 5 coats of this. The weather seal did get soften quite a bit; but the most important thing was that I got rid of that old faded unsightly color, now they look shiny deep black.
2265445
I'm not sure if it will. It may build up over time and be hard to remove. I don't like it for car windshields. As it wears off it streaks and makes it very hard to see, especially at night.
480132
Oh definitely yes! You install it with water, and it sticks to the window with static, so yes, it is very easy to remove when you want it gone.