Front windshield, do you have?
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Front windshield, do you have?
As bad a water spots on your front windshield as mine on your 2013 F150. Last night driving in rain it was almost impossible to see when a another vehicles lights hit my front windshield. I cleaned inside and no go. It is the outside. I tried Mother's water spot remover and that is useless crap product. Can anyone offer any advice or recommendations on a product that truly works to clean your windshields of water spots. Anything that can be used w/o having to buy a buffer to do it. Suggestions?
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Mark
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Try a razor blade...keep it flat on a wet surface...I use windex...somebody said clay bar worked also..
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byte (01-18-2014)
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Those spots are from acid rain. Razor blade with windex works great but if they're really stubborn, try Bar Keeper's Friend.
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Bar keepers friend doesn't say for glass. That is like using soft scrub. I was hoping to find a product that might actually work. Meguiars and Mothers are a waste of your money so if anybody is considering using,,Dont. Save your money. I was hoping there was a true glass waterspot remover that could actually work on our F150 windshields.
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dawn8459 (04-15-2014)
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Bar keepers friend doesn't say for glass. That is like using soft scrub. I was hoping to find a product that might actually work. Meguiars and Mothers are a waste of your money so if anybody is considering using,,Dont. Save your money. I was hoping there was a true glass waterspot remover that could actually work on our F150 windshields.
Clearly-no pun intended- it's worked for them and that is why they're recommending the products.
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x2 for barkeepers friend, works great on glass. My wife told me about how she used the stuff when she tended bar years before we were a couple.
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