Mikegpr03

Do any of yo guys know of any clean that will remove a hard water type stain from the inside of my window? I used glass clean but no luck

msheredy

I'd try a mild scratch remover from Meguiars or similar. I've even used clay to remove the fallout on my windows so my wipers work smoother.

My point is don't be afraid to use paint polishing materials on glass. They generally work really well.

Mikegpr03

i will try a claybar if no luck I will try some mild polish

1V8C55

Meguiars Clay-bar should do the trick. I Clay-bared my car a few weeks ago and it really helped with removing tiny water spots.

bmjdevelopment

Vinegar

Mikegpr03

? really?

jturkel

vinegar (aka acetic acid) is a weaker acid that will increase the solubility of the components in the hard water spot, thus making them easier to remove. however, acetic acid is not corrosive/strong enough to harm your window. just make sure after you use the vinegar and get the spot off to wash the area with a little bit of water to neutralize any of the remaining acid

Newzchspy

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+1, been using it for years to clean the home windows too!!! Nothing works like a mild acid to get those windows clean!! You can even buy it in a mix with Windex, although thats not too strong. I've tried the can stuff, Stoner, BUT its great for keeping clean glass clean. Once you get the windows clean, try some Glass Wax to keep em clean and make em easier to clean. Comes in a pink can. Works great in high acid-rain areas and also highway use.

Mikegpr03

Ok I tried vinegar, Aceton, methel ketone, Clay bar, polish(mothers) nothing work until I looked into Momma Duke's kitchen
She had a stove top clean polish that is for glass. Worked like wax. Man O man that stuff left the rear glass looking brand new. I also did my fog lights with it.

Quicktwinturbo

I'm not even gonna ask how u got that stain~

Chazz

Mikegpr03

LOL No guys I had some tints on the car and the jerk who took them off left some wierd stains.

Newzchspy

Share!!! Whats it called???

I was going to tell you TSP since thats what the professionals use for the grimy stuff!!!

Mikegpr03

I will be at my moms sometimethis weekend and I will post the name. I belive its what you use for flat cooking stove's (they are made of glass).