Anyone that has done a search on how to remove hardwater spots from your windows can stop looking, i just put a way to say goodbye to those unsitely waterspots.

 

What is it?

 

I've always used very fine steel wool and glass cleaner

 

Maybe you should post what you did, otherwise this post is useless. I just wash my car like normal, then use a california water blade, and it comes out perfect....

 

DOW soap scum remover!!

 

Toothpaste works good.

 

Draino?

 

Claybar http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...ory_Code=Zaino to remove them. And try this http://www.homemadesimple.com/sites/.../autodry.shtml
to keep them from comming back.

 

Well what the **** is it you idiot?

PS I just discovered how to turn **** into gold.

 

Zaino has a glass polish that works really well.

PS: If anyone has ever searched for the meaning of life, I know what it is.

If you have ever wondered "Where's Waldo?" I know where he is too.

 

Look here bud. I don't need your childish insults or your loss of all sence, grow up .

Sorry everyone for forgetting to add, its in the how to section.

 

use mr clean auto dry to wash car, allow to dry while you do the interior, then clean windows with 20/20 eagle one glass cleaner. comes out perfect evrytime and the next time it rains you hardly ever have spots after it dries. Just remember to change the filters on regular intervals(about 10 washes). The filters are pure water filters that reduce or eliminate the harshness of your hard water. WHen you buy the system you have a year to send it back for a full refund but I had no need to send it back hence the reason I'm recomending it. The newer system is a little more expensive but has a harder stream of water to clean your car but I still have the original.

 

Hey man, I was just ragging on you. I will be more diplomatic/constructive/mainstream humorous with my criticism in the future Didnt mean to offend you, but it always helps to read an email or post before you send it

 

I use Scratch Doctor wax or any good wax after I razor blade off the thicker portion. Use a brand new razor blade very gently, then the wax.

 

I use a tiny ammount of vineger on a rag, it takes it right off glass, and like 10 coats of wax following a good clay bricking to get it off of paint.