Removing water spots from glass and plastic

[Rich W.]

I was using Meguiar’s water spot remover and slopped some on my fogged/hazed headlight fixture and it did wonders. So I tried it on one of my dark smoked windows with seven years of water spots and it did wonders. So I read the instructions out of curiosity and sure enough, it ain't just for paint. Looking at the label it does say “multi-surface”…


Not real clear but note the difference right to left:

The stuff:

Yes I should have a de-ionizer or whatever it is and maybe I’ll learn about it and invest in a home system, but for now….Meguiar’s. It takes bit of elbow grease so its going to be a long process, but over the next few weeks I’ll get all the chrome, plastic, glass, and of course paint that needs it. Then polish out some minor scratches with the 3M “Perfect it” system, and maybe I’ll pay someone to hand wax the thing this time.

 

[Joe Hogan]

Lights look great!

The deionizer works very well here in central Florida.
here is what i use

Dual Bed Deionizer Standard Model - On The Go - Portable Water DI

www.portablewaterdi.com

 

[Rich W.]

Lights look great!

The deionizer works very well here in central Florida.
here is what i use

Dual Bed Deionizer Standard Model - On The Go - Portable Water DI

www.portablewaterdi.com

I’ll save that link. I’ll probably pull my massive propane tank and when I do that will free up a lot of room for this sort of thing.

 

[JRS]

I just finished washing my rig today. Being a full timer can't carry a deionizer. The water at this campground in Pueblo West CO is undrinkable and extremely hard. Using distilled water as a rinse after using the campground water to rinse the soap etc worked. Ended up using just under 8 gallons of $1.35/gallon distilled water. Used a 1 gallon home and garden sprayer to apply it

 

[Neal]

Thanks, ordered. Definitely good to have on hand.

Amazon product ASIN B009OBVS2K

 

[DennisT]

Thanks, ordered. Definitely good to have on hand.

Amazon product ASIN B009OBVS2K

Will have to pick some of this up as well - thanks.

Have the Ryobi variable speed DA polisher already for waxing. Sounds like it could help with this as well.