Water Spots, help?

[SVT Nicholas]

Hey guys I believe I'm having my mid life crisis a little early. We just got this new sprinkler system installed at our house a few months back, as you can see in the pictures they are installed all around my car... well after a few months of water collecting on my car I have horrible water spots, I know the solution is removing them and finding a good car cover. But my question is will they buff out if I put a really good wax coat on it? I am due for a waxing it's been around two months.

Thanks - Nick

 

[nol300]

Just use a little clay bar it will take it off if you don't have clay you should but can use a little water mixed with vinager

 

[spp114]

Try wax, clay or 50/50 vinegar and water.One of those will do it.

 

[CobraBob]

I'd try the clay bar first. I had water spots on my Cobra and the clay bar did wonders.

 

[SVT Nicholas]

I'd try the clay bar first. I had water spots on my Cobra and the clay bar did wonders.

Try wax, clay or 50/50 vinegar and water.One of those will do it.

Just use a little clay bar it will take it off if you don't have clay you should but can use a little water mixed with vinager

I appreciate the help :bowdown: , clay bar it is. :thumbsup:

 

[OH3BLKSVT]

clay bar is great you will love it!

 

[mu22stang]

Meguire's cleaner wax removed nasty-apartment-complex-sprinkler water spots from mine. That stuff is pretty handy for a variety of minor blemishes such as this. Clay bar as well as vinegar are other good solutions.

 

[Posi]

Be sure and put some wax back on the car. I'm sure you know but just saying.....

 

[Bruha]

This guy is good! I have learned a ton by looking and reading everything on his site.


Here is a good read. I would still clay bar before polishing!


Removing etched-in water spots and holograms from a 2010 BMW 528i by Rasky – Detailed Image