Vinegar and water

 

I've tried DP glass restorer, but it only helped on the rear window slightly. Tried it w/ the Porter cable as well.
Windex didn't touch it either.
Any other suggestions?

TIA
Ron

What the hell is it? I doubt it's just water spots. Nothing on the paint? Kinda weird, I'd say!

I'd try, in this order:
1. Isopropyl Alcohol
2. Detail Spray
3. Clay Bar
4. Polish (whatever you use, Zaino, Adam's)
5. Rubbing Compound

Good luck,

Charlie

 

Try using a polish or compound with the PC. Use the most aggressive pad you have. Don't be afraid to give it some pressure. Repeat the process 2 or 3 times if needed.

Water spots on glass (especially Tinted) are sometimes the hardest stain to remove from a vehicles surface.

I have also heard that vinager works well too, but have never tried it.

Good Luck

 

Yes sir indeed, VINEGAR and water, that has been my Mom's deal since I can remember, makes the windows shine, takes off grease and you can drink what is left over.. Last resort get a new window:}

 

#00 Steel wool

 

#00 Steel wool

At one time steel wool was OK for car windows, However the glass on Corvette's is very soft (for lack of a better term) and would be easily scratched by using steel wool, Bio-Clean or Bon-Ami etc.:cheers:

 

Use Bon-Ami cleaning powder,can get it at most hardware stores

 

I work in autobody repair & we use steel wool every day on all cars without any problems. But you can't use it on mirrors & you need to make sure it's #00.

 

Brasso brass polish has been used to restore automotive glass for years.

 

Brasso brass polish has been used to restore automotive glass for years.

Good thing to know. I do have some Brasso I can put to the test on my daily driver :cheers:

 

I've tried DP glass restorer, but it only helped on the rear window slightly. Tried it w/ the Porter cable as well.
Windex didn't touch it either.
Any other suggestions?

TIA
Ron

Zaino has a nice glass polish. Use it with a buffer if you have one and just keep working it until they are gone, even if you have to buff that window for over an hour. Don't crank the buffer up too fast and keep feeling the glass to make sure it does not get too hot etc etc...

I was able to get minor scratches out of a friends Z06 windshield with this method. Any good glass polish will probably work but Zaino is the only one I have used and had good luck with it. Not on the new Z06 is it?

 

Thanks for the great suggestions guys. I'll try them this weekend, which is when I'll first have a chance to.

Ron

 

I've tried DP glass restorer, but it only helped on the rear window slightly. Tried it w/ the Porter cable as well.
Windex didn't touch it either.
Any other suggestions?

TIA
Ron

Email me your address and we'll send you some stuff that I'm confident will solve your problem. I only ask that you talk about it here after you try it! Thanks and email me at: adam@adamspolishes.com

Thanks!

-Adam:thumb:

 

Email me your address and we'll send you some stuff that I'm confident will solve your problem. I only ask that you talk about it here after you try it! Thanks and email me at: adam@adamspolishes.com

Thanks!

-Adam:thumb:

That's what I'm talking about. Way to go Adam. Yes, a little review on the stuff from Adam's will be nice! :cheers:

 

Email me your address and we'll send you some stuff that I'm confident will solve your problem. I only ask that you talk about it here after you try it! Thanks and email me at: adam@adamspolishes.com

Thanks!

-Adam:thumb:

Sending now.
Thanks Adam, & I WILL post my results.
Ron

 

Try a Hammer I'll guarantee it no more spots..:thumb:

 

Keep us posted.

 

I have used #0000 steel wool and liquid Ivory soup to remove spots with great success. As to weather the glass on a vette is to soft I DON'T KNOW but I have never had a problem with American glass. I would give Adams a try first Keep us posted

PS If you need particulars on how I use the steel wool and Ivory soap PM me ( not that I'm a genius or anything )

 

I have used #0000 steel wool and liquid Ivory soup to remove spots with great success. As to weather the glass on a vette is to soft I DON'T KNOW but I have never had a problem with American glass. I would give Adams a try first Keep us posted

PS If you need particulars on how I use the steel wool and Ivory soap PM me ( not that I'm a genius or anything )

I will if I still can't get it off. :thumb:
Thanks guys. A hammer- funny.

Ron

 

Email me your address and we'll send you some stuff that I'm confident will solve your problem. I only ask that you talk about it here after you try it! Thanks and email me at: adam@adamspolishes.com

Thanks!

-Adam:thumb:

I respect a vendor that is not afraid to put his product where his heart is. Very nice gesture Adam...........:thumb: :thumb:

 

ADAM will have something that will get the spots off!:thumb:

 

Any update:-?

 

Still waiting for the product to arrive.

 

Thanks for the great suggestions guys. I'll try them this weekend, which is when I'll first have a chance to.

Ron

Doc: Sure you ain't been drinking and they are the dots on the inside???:rofl:

 

Doc: Sure you ain't been drinking and they are the dots on the inside???:rofl:

Funny Joe! I gave up drinking last month. I only do heroine now!!

I just got Adam's product today, so I will try it tomorrow & post the results!
Stay tuned!

Ron