What to use after washing truck. Windows remain with water marks. Want to remove those water marks
What to use after washing truck. Windows remain with water marks. Want to remove those water marks
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Use glass cleaner on the windows.
Tried it. Windex and this
vinegar
Clay bar with quick detailer to remove the hard water spots. Also baking soda and water works well or Vinegar. Order to try 1. Vinegar 2. Claybar 3. Baking soda + water.
Wet a chamois cloth…wipe them down. Done.
Doesn’t always work when you have hard water.
My folks water is like that….nasty sulfer stuff….
Windex spray can works good.
@Robert it’s rough. Plus with as intense as the sun and heat are here in phx, you don’t even have time to quickly wash your car before the other side is half dry and covered in scale lol.
If you really want it clean inside out, use a mix of water and vinegar then squeegee it with newspaper. Sounds crazy, but it does wonders.
newspaper is the best for no streaks
Newspaper rules for streak free. I was sceptical until I tired it like 20 years ago. Still do it. Used the store ads in the mail. Lol.
Vinegar or rubbing alcohol, preferably 99%
Invisible Glass 92186-6PK Premium Glass Cleaner with Rain Repellent, 132 fl. oz, 6 Pack https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071XTCYWW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_tmyeBbGCGF1DK
Sprayway foam glass cleaner and a microfiber.
0000 steel wool. Buffs the spots off and makes glass feel like it’s waxed beads water.
Ah yeah I forgot about that one! It really does work good especially for those stubborn spots.
Eagle 1 window cleaner is the best I’ve found. It makes the water bead and leaves less streaks than windex. I use it on both sides of the windows
Best stuff i have found.
Invisible Glass Premium Glass Cleaner – 19 oz, 91164 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0007OWD2M/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_3MzeBbJ684H06
Ditto, I use that on cars and Plexus on the bikes.
Yup that stuff is the bomb.
if you dont use hard water there wont be any spots
Sometimes that is an impossible task
You can go this route on your garden hose.. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Aquasana-SimplySoft-2-Year-20-in-Salt-Free-Water-Softener-for-Tankless-Water-Heaters-THD-AS20/205477661?cm_mmc=Shopping%7CG%7CBase%7CD26P%7C26-9_WATER_TREATMENTS%7CNA%7CPLA%7C71700000033850303%7C58700003919643949%7C92700031584485630&gclid=CjwKCAjw3cPYBRB7EiwAsrc-uaS1_BBuqAahJ5yY9WrsJUv_rqLH__rdfA6Pxkn6proZu00u26TZEBoCSNUQAvD_BwE&dclid=CIj_68efs9sCFch-YgodWMMMYw
I like the Invisible Glass brand cleaner. Do you have well water? Our well water is pretty hard i think which leaves lots of water spots.
Works great for me. I have very bad well water
Personally, I use Invisible Glass. Wife works for a jeweler who uses the following on all their display cases and windows. Fill a spray bottle with the following:
2 cups water
1/2 cup white vinegar
2-3 drops Dawn dish detergent
I use jet dry like the stuff for dishwashers for my hard water and it seems to work good