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krzcuevas

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Good day everyone.  I just want some help and need your expert advice regarding my problem.
My newly bought car has no garage for 1 month, in short it's expose in rain and shine that's why it acquired hard water spots.  I already used GLASS SCRUB of Glass Science which promise to scrub smoothly the glass stains.  But after 5 tries its no use.  The question now is, it is really good to use rubbing compound with kerosene, or purely rubbing compound?  A friend of mine says it's bad for the glass, is it really true that it makes the glass brittle?  Any advice would be of great help and thanks in advance.....

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Re: Help Hard Water Spot Removal........ How to...... What to use?
« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2012, 06:57:53 pm »
use kerosene do remove the spot follow through with rubbing compound that's exactly what they did to my car before.
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Re: Help Hard Water Spot Removal........ How to...... What to use?
« Reply #2 on: June 19, 2012, 08:10:51 pm »
thank you very much sir.  i'll try small portion of my car.

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Re: Help Hard Water Spot Removal........ How to...... What to use?
« Reply #3 on: June 30, 2012, 03:46:07 pm »
Same problem here, kasi nung nilinis ko sya biglang nawalang ng tubig..tapos nsa labas lang naarawan yung car shampoo natuyo sa araw, pero yung spot nya maliliit lang naman parang patak ng ulan :(:(:(

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Re: Help Hard Water Spot Removal........ How to...... What to use?
« Reply #4 on: August 01, 2012, 10:20:24 pm »

to detail the glass of your vehicle and remove water spots, there are generally two types of chemicals you can choose from - paste/compound type (e.g. one grand, glass & chrome etc.) and the acid-based ones (elevo liquid, splash water spot remover etc.). if you use the latter, be sure no to get them on plastic parts or rubber trims. best if you seal these off first before doing anything. these two types of chemicals work in different ways but can achieve the same results. they can also be used one after the other. hope this helps!  8)
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