Rainspot removal

[eezergood]

Ok folks any decent products out there for this?

 

[HAKAPALITA]

Kleenex.

[mogandave]

Vinegar

[transam]

I have used Sonax spray oil (solvent), then use washing up liquid to wash off the oil..Worth a try..

[mogandave]

I have used Sonax spray oil (solvent), then use washing up liquid to wash off the oil..Worth a try..

Does the sonex get it off or just oil it so it doesn’t show?

[transam]

1 minute ago, mogandave said:

 

Does the sonex get it off or just oil it so it doesn’t show?

It got it off for me.....Remember, water spots may contain stuff that is not 100% water...I have water stuff that ate through my clear coat paint....

I even use Sonax on my spectacles where normal soap don't work...

[JAS21]

This works well ... https://www.lazada.co.th/products/getf1-water-mark-remover-120ml-i111382669-s113752924.html ..it might be a little cheaper from a seller on Thaiwashercarclub

 

As Trans says Sonax does work ... but for the really hard stuff GETF1 ... and Sonax is the best that I have found for removing road tar or similar ...

Edited August 26, 2018 by JAS21

[lemonjelly]

You need a “clay bar”... it’s kinda like synthetic clay, get it from lazada, pay on delivery no problem, about 100 baht, you’ll have to re-wax your ride afterwards.... plenty of YouTube vids on how to use a clay bar.

If it’s for your windscreen (windshield) very fine steel wool with washing up liquid followed by a rinse with regular glass cleaner does it, but not for your side mirrors as they may not be glass and will get scratched.

 

 

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[Woodsie888]

WD40 is quite effective at removing water marks.

Wash and wax after.

[eezergood]

Thanks to all, will follow up with results ? 

[myjawe]

On 8/26/2018 at 2:34 PM, lemonjelly said:

You need a “clay bar”... it’s kinda like synthetic clay, get it from lazada, pay on delivery no problem, about 100 baht, you’ll have to re-wax your ride afterwards.... plenty of YouTube vids on how to use a clay bar.

If it’s for your windscreen (windshield) very fine steel wool with washing up liquid followed by a rinse with regular glass cleaner does it, but not for your side mirrors as they may not be glass and will get scratched.

 

 

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Clay bar removes water spot ?

 

And what about meguiar water spot remover ? maybe easier to use with a rotary polisher ?

 

thanks.