I have what I would describe as "hard" water spots on my windshield. I can remove them if I use Flitz polish with my rotary buffer but I know there has to be a easier way. Does anybody use a liquid spray-on type remover? Any ideas are appreciated.
Need to remove hard water spots from windshield
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VTSeaRay
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- Feb 19, 2008
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- Boat Info
- 2007 210 Select w/5.0L 260HP MPI Mercruiser Alpha 1
- Engines
- 8 cyl 5.0 Merc mpi, w/alpha 1 with 19" prop, with the speedo hole on the leading edge just above it
Zaino as a glass cleaner that works great, and just requires you to wipe it on, let it haze, and buff it off.
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Tonka Boater
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Go to West Marine and pick up some Ducky Hard Water Spot Remover.....it works great. No rubbing, no scrubbing. Just spray on, wipe off, follow up with non-ammonia glass cleaner.
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Sundancer
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- Jul 20, 2005
- 2,909
- Boat Info
- 34 year old CLASSIC 300 DA, towed almost anywhere behind the Duramax Dually Crew Cab.
- Engines
- 16 cyl, 700 cu. in./Alpha I's
Or you can use white vinegar. Pour some on, let it sit for a while and wipe it off. It might take a few tries, but it works and it's cheap!
We use triple zero steel wool on our classic cars when they're difficult to clean...works great on aluminum and stainless too. Just be sure to rinse off the small steel fragments it leaves behind or they will rust and you'll have to start all over...
- Nov 12, 2006
- 5,334
- Boat Info
- 1999 Sea Ray 330DA
Twin 7.4 MPI (310 propshaft HP) V-drives
- Engines
- Twin Mercury Marine marinized 7.4L L-29 V8s
Cast iron block w 4-bolt mains
Acetic acid. Works great! Commonly found in distilled white vinegar.
Best regards,
Frank C
Best regards,
Frank C
ImpulseIII
Active Member
I used a product called Zud.....Worked well.
