Finally found a glass polish that works

[Chris R]

I had some bad water spots on the forward hatch and some moderately bad spots on the windshield. The ones on the windshield were really driving me crazy on sunny days with the glare on the water. I have tried everything...vinegar, a variety of hard water spot removers, even the Magic Eraser with all the afore-mentioned products - no luck.

Finally, with a small amount of elbow grease this worked:

http://www.autogeek.net/dp515.html

 

[billnpat]

I had some bad water spots on the forward hatch and some moderately bad spots on the windshield. The ones on the windshield were really driving me crazy on sunny days with the glare on the water. I have tried everything...vinegar, a variety of hard water spot removers, even the Magic Eraser with all the afore-mentioned products - no luck.

Finally, with a small amount of elbow grease this worked:

http://www.autogeek.net/dp515.html

AGREE.... I used that on my windshield on the car a while back.very good product.....:thumbsup:

 

[topgun1185]

I use yatch brite seroius shine on the glass, a little goes a long way and polishes out everthing, with added bonus of leaving behind a service that beads water.

 

[LmannyR]

I simply use the same polish I use on the gel coat with a DA. Simple and fast. It works on any GLASS, car, house, stove top, etc...

 

[The Bill Collector]

Thank you Chris..... For $20 bucks I'll give it a shot......

 

[Hampton]

$30 - I tried, but with $8 shipping and $1.40 tax, I backed out.

 

[Chris R]

$30 - I tried, but with $8 shipping and $1.40 tax, I backed out.

Yes, that "shipping charge" is an irritant for sure (especially being that it took a week to get here). Yet, I probably dropped at least 30 bucks on other stuff that now sits in my dock box, unused.

 

[Newbie]

Next time try bio clean, should be about 8 bucks at any glass shop.

http://www.crlaurence.com/crlapps/s...3&History=1:39324:4308:4323:4333&ModelID=4383