HeathMc

I had to use vinegar on the paint on my truck to remove hard water spots where my sprinkler hit it. It worked surprisingly well. I'd spray it on let it soak and the use a wet sponge to wipe it off. Took several times but it worked.

Summers22

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I tried the straight vinegar with 0000 steel wool. Didn't phase it. The claybar worked wonders for the little amount of time I put into it.

Z7What

I asked this very question for my wife's pathfinder on a very larger auto detailing forum, AutoGeek.

Many there said to buy this stuff. I havnt had time to try it out to give my personal experience.



Wayne

HeathMc

Yeah. The crap ain't easy to get off that's for sure. I tried a polishing compound first and it didn't remove it. Didn't want to get to aggressive with it on the paint. I had to let the vinegar eat and it took quite a few times.

Summers22

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Wayne, did you buy that on autogeek?

Summers22

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This is what I was going to buy from autogeek:

http://www.autogeek.net/dp515.html

Z7What

Sure did, buy all of my products from them! Great company!

Wayne

Summers22

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Yeah I just got the DP headlight lens restorer and protectant spray, great stuff!