Removing hard water spots on glass....

[Big Secz 26]

I have tried just about everything and nothing is working.

[fvike 173]

It's most likely acid (rain) damage and it might need to be polished. Your glass installer can do it for you, or you could try for yourself with a polisher and toothpaste, which is a very mild polishing product.

[j69302 11]

0000 Steel wool, and Mothers Aluminum Polish. Works amazingly.

 

I was timid at first, but you can put down some pretty good elbow grease and not scratch the glass.

 

Just make sure it is 0000 grade and actually made out of Steel. There are other materials for "steel" wool that will scratch it.

 

I have not tried it on my car, but CLR works extremely well for hard water spots on mirrors, shower doors, etc. I would be very careful not to get any on the paint.

[manley 13]

I use vinegar to take hard water spots off dishes... it's a mild acid. May work for car glass as well.

[Big Secz 26]

I use vinegar to take hard water spots off dishes... it's a mild acid. May work for car glass as well.

 

 

I tried vinegar and it didn't work either.

[WEEKEND CRUISER 18]

I've used some of the other products from this company, but none of this stuff. It may be worth a try. http://metalwax.com/component/content/article/52-kits.html

[mustangstofear 608]

You should be able to get what you need from any glass shop. What we have will remove any spots with just a sponge.

[Big Secz 26]

You should be able to get what you need from any glass shop. What we have will remove any spots with just a sponge.

 

 

Do you sell it?

[mustangstofear 608]

I'll check and see what I have and if my supplier still carries it.

[mustangstofear 608]

I found one opened bottle of it today. I'll do a search of the company and see if it's still available.

[Angel 24]

I used this and it worked amazingly well. "Glass Scrub" by Glass Science. They used to sell it at autozone but they no longer carry it. If you can't find it locally, Amazon sells it. Here's a link.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BNCWCPK?pc_redir=1398667480&robot_redir=1

[cappy1.rm 10]

Try using a buffer and polishing compound, not rubbing compound. Worked on my 56 chev years ago. and my Miata last year.