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Topic: Best stuff to use for hardwater on glass?
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adower
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I have some hardwater spots on my car winshield. At night it gets kinda hard to see with lights from oncomming traffic. Anyone know of some good stuff to get rid of the spots
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modular
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amaz napa has it. or go to a glass shop.
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slidewayz94
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I think it's called nothing better water stain remover. It is a paste, works great. you can also use #0000 steel wool.
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truthseeker
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^^^^^^^^
What he said. AMAZ is the duky!
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Posts: 226 | From: Elk Grove, CA | Registered: Jun 2004
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six 5.0
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Originally posted by slidewayz94:
I think it's called nothing better water stain remover. It is a paste, works great. you can also use #0000 steel wool.
+1
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Posts: 4425 | From: SAN MATEO | Registered: Aug 2003
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Its hard to tell without seing, but if its a windshield with yrs of pits and chips it may be better off replacing. Side windows can usually be fixed up with above said ideas...maybe a straight edge razorblade for starters. Few things are better than a new windshield though.
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forced331
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Try some white distilled vinigar.
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Posts: 1154 | From: Sonoma County | Registered: May 2002
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Cstang5.0
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Originally posted by six 5.0:
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Originally posted by slidewayz94:
I think it's called nothing better water stain remover. It is a paste, works great. you can also use #0000 steel wool.
+1
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asskickn88
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Originally posted by Cstang50:
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Originally posted by six 5.0:
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Originally posted by slidewayz94:
I think it's called nothing better water stain remover. It is a paste, works great. you can also use #0000 steel wool.
+1
I used this stuff before and it works. I got it at Napa. 
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Amaz is the way to go Aaron. I got some if you want it. LMK I'll bring it to work, I also think we sell it.
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