i do have a well i have these terrible water spots on the glass of my turck i have searched it and i have used invisible glass, my claybar, and i hate to admit it kaboom. the invissible glass helped but the clay didnt do any thing, i tryed the kaboom on a different truck that was my test causei would rather scew up my 96, rather than my 06. any tips wouyld be great thanks guys.

 

I was turned on to A-Maz by this very forum, it really works.

 

so it will work on marks that are in the glass.

 

Could try a polish if available.

 

bluebeast06,

I had this same problem, Went to carquest and picked up a bottle of this
http://www.duragloss.com/product.asp?pid=303

Worked wonderful to get those spots out. Works kinda like waxing your paint, just do a small section at a time, and I applied it by hand, no need for the buffer.
The bad thing about it is that it leaves white dust all over the back trim when removing it.

 

It worked for me on some hard water spots which were on my rear view mirrors. I just wiped it on, let it dry, and wiped it off.

 

I,ve used fine wirewool (00 00) on glass, it's cheap and works 100%

 

Barkeeper's Friend.

 

Meguiar's M04 and a terry towel. Lots of ways to do it...

 

whats m04 is there some kind of code i dont know about here

 

It stands for Meguires profesional line #4.

 

Too much work, guys... I used to use Bar Keeps friend, but Boss_429 turned me on to something FAR better... And cheaper...

Mothers Chrome Polish.

try it.

 

I have heard use Chrome Polish numerous times. Guess if I ever have any waterspots, I will have to give it a shot.

 

Bars keeps never worked for me.

 

i have the same prob. i've tried a claybar, stoner's invisible glass, vinegar, bar keeper's friend. guess ima try chrome polish since i got some layin around, then order that "A-MAZ" if that doesnt get it