water spots/stains
#6
You can try a 50/50 mix of water and vinegar. Vinegar works great on hard water stains. You might also try a razor blade to remove the spot and then follow it with the water/vinegar mix. Keep the razor blade flat on the glass. Lastly, look for a glass polish.
Good luck,
Jim
Good luck,
Jim
#7
Originally Posted by amrit
just did a little research on the nev-r-dull and it didn't say anything about glass...
it's not for glass... it's a metal wadding polish...
it will, however, take water spots off glass... even the tough ones...
just keep it clear of the rest of the car... (well, it's fine for the exhaust and under the hood... it works wonders on those a/c lines too!)
#8
I have never tried it on glass, but toothpaste is a mild abrasive that works great for removal of some things (and it leaves behind that minty freshness!). I have also used Brasso (brass polish, similar to Nevrdull I think) on things like plastic watch faces to remove scratches, and it works well.
#9
Originally Posted by chiefmg
I have never tried it on glass, but toothpaste is a mild abrasive that works great for removal of some things (and it leaves behind that minty freshness!).
I haven't tried the 50/50 vinegar/water mix yet though.
I haven't had the time and I didn't have any vinegar either.
I'll try the vinegar or toothpaste thing sometime this week.
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