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Philip Jun 23rd, 99, 10:54 PM My windsheild and side windows have waterspots on them, I have tried everything from lemon juice to vinager to polishing compound and I cant get them removed. The only thing else that I can think of is rubbing compound but I'm worried it will scratch the windows. Any suggestions?? Ken K Jun 23rd, 99, 11:25 PM Use extra fine steel wool. Use the steel wool without anything else. No it won't scratch your glass. COPO Jun 24th, 99, 5:54 AM 1. Spray with window cleaner and wipe with 0000 steel wool then wipe off - dont worry it will not scratch glass. 2. Auto glass shops use jewelers rougue to remove stains on glass. 3. For water spots, using a cleaner like hd cleanse will work. Got a question about anything then try this search engine. http://www.askjeeves.com/ Mark Narti Jun 24th, 99, 2:31 PM Eastwood sell's a glass cleaner compound that's pretty good at removing water spot's. Tel# 1-800-345-1178 or www.eastwoodco.com Narti Jun 24th, 99, 2:32 PM Eastwood sell's a glass cleaner compound that's pretty good at removing water spot's. Tel# 1-800-345-1178 or www.eastwoodco.com ------------------ Nick P. Team Chevelle Gold #36 Glenn Kent Jun 24th, 99, 2:50 PM Philip, I swear this works better than anything! Try a little toothpaste with a small amount of water. Don't get too crazy with it, because you don't need to. It works and the price is right eh? | ||