Bad Water Spots

[jaketime81]

I have bad water spots, caked on my hard top glass. Does any one know of a good product that removes water spots?
THanks

 

[Sparky-Watts]

Lime-a-way....I've used it before......they are actually glass, aren't they? If not, don't use it....that's all I got.....

 

[purpleyjgirl]

Ive used alcohol before (not the kind you drink) "rubbing"
Good luck

 

[Utah_jeepster]

actually a little bit of scotch bright and car wax is the perfect solution.

 

[mud4feet]

Ive used alcohol before (not the kind you drink) "rubbing"

I think an "alcohol combo" might work well - that way, if the rubbing alcohol doesn't work, you won't really care.

 

[Junkpile]

rub some dirt on them and call them mud spots

 

[Craig]

I've always just used car wax...works every time.

 

[Sound_Man]

Use kerosene and a match! Then get a bikini-top! j/k

I have used CLR applied to a rag in very small amounts to remove spots from glass before. It works well, just make sure that you wear gloves and don't get it on anything else.

 

[jps4jeep]

I just leave it on there.

 

[jaketime81]

Thanks guys, wax did the trick, by the way, What is CLR?

 

[Sound_Man]

What is CLR?

http://www.jelmar.com/

CLR Industrial Strength Cleaner,

Clears away calcium, lime, and rust deposits instantly. Instantly removes calcium deposits from glassware, decanters, tea, and coffee pots. Instantly removes lime scale from coffee makers, humidifiers, tubs, toilets, and sinks. Instantly removes rust stains from cement, stucco, porcelain, chrome, and metals.

I know a few people that use it to clean the inside of water heaters. It will do it but I don't think it is very safe to do.

~Curt