Water Spots V2.0 (on windows), and other random detailing ?'s

Skim1040 · 04-23-2007, 05:14 PM

Questions

1: I just got my windows re-tinted...looks great except, theres nasty water spots on the windows...wtf? I tried rain-x, wax. I clay bar-ed the car about a week or two ago, don't remember if they were there before or not? Shall I try to clay bar the windows again?

2: Window mouldings..The flat black ones...

Over time, and many many wax jobs...on the car, I have accumulated some nice wax residue in those flat black window mouldings. Any cures to getting this out?

I heard Peanut oil, because it is an emulcifier..But was too nervous to try it, any ideas on this one would help!!

**JP Money** · 04-24-2007, 10:34 AM

1. Try a moist(try filtered water) mircofiber towel on the inside of the window if the tint has been there for a couple of days already.

2. Peanut oil is good. If you don't want to try that, take a microfiber towel and dunk in into a water/liquid dishsoap mix and give it a good wipedown, should come off with a little elbow grease. Be careful with getting on the car, you'll probably want to rewax the car if you do.

3. I was distracted by Shakira in your sig.

04-23-2007, 05:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
Skim1040 1slomk3 Car: ram-rod My TRGarage St. Pete/Tally : 4607	Water Spots V2.0 (on windows), and other random detailing ?'s Questions 1: I just got my windows re-tinted...looks great except, theres nasty water spots on the windows...wtf? I tried rain-x, wax. I clay bar-ed the car about a week or two ago, don't remember if they were there before or not? Shall I try to clay bar the windows again? 2: Window mouldings..The flat black ones... Over time, and many many wax jobs...on the car, I have accumulated some nice wax residue in those flat black window mouldings. Any cures to getting this out? I heard Peanut oil, because it is an emulcifier..But was too nervous to try it, any ideas on this one would help!!

04-24-2007, 10:34 AM	#2 (permalink)
JP Money Empty Passenger Seat Car: '03 Honda S2k My TRGarage Brandon/Tampa : 1588654330	1. Try a moist(try filtered water) mircofiber towel on the inside of the window if the tint has been there for a couple of days already. 2. Peanut oil is good. If you don't want to try that, take a microfiber towel and dunk in into a water/liquid dishsoap mix and give it a good wipedown, should come off with a little elbow grease. Be careful with getting on the car, you'll probably want to rewax the car if you do. 3. I was distracted by Shakira in your sig.