this is what it looked like after yea AFTER this stuff

 

Simple Green?

 

hrm, try some goof off or w/e its called.

if all fails take it to an autoglass shop and ask.

 

Just decided to throw my two cents in.

in All seriousness, nothing cleans ( OUTSIDE ONLY) windows like steel wool. you'd think it would scratch or something but it will remove anything. Personally I have not tried it against waterspots, but I can't see it hurting to try. I say outside only because it will shread tint in a heart beat, and also it will remove the black tint layer on the top of your windshield so be carefull there.

 

are u positive it wont scratch the windows.....these waterspots are being a pain in the a$$ ive tried almost every cleaner i know...they wont budge

 

I will go ahead and tell you exactly what to get. I had this problem a while back and a buddy of mine worked at a place called Majestic Solutions. That place sells chemicals/waxes/washes specifically for cars. The stuff you need is called Bio-Clean Water Stain Remover. When I bought it, it came in a white bottle with green writing. It has a money back guarantee. It is very strong, and will eat through a sponge if left uncleaned. If you need pictures of the bottle, hit me up. This stuff is the only stuff that I have found to work PERFECTLY. Try it out, seriously.

 

Here's a link with a picture.

http://www.perfectproductsonline.com/bioclean.html

 

Free sample?? lol 20bucks a bottle is a little high,...lol

 

I was just letting you know the stuff works. I bought some a while back and still have over half a bottle left.

 

did u happen to take any b4 and after pics?

 

I didn't take any pics, however, I can vouch that it removed all the water stains and made the window look brand new. None were left behind.

 

Ill throw my suggestion in, at work we'll put vineger in a spray bottle and just use some elbow greese. That seems to work pretty well, just gets a little smelly.

 

I use Gunk tint safe winder cleaner and NEWSPAPER and the streaks and waterspots are gone from my truck. Then I rain-x ofter that.

 

i used something called "barkeepers friend". You get it in the kitchen section of the supermarket. It comes in a can like comet, but it isn't as abrasive. It's a powder. Add a little water to make a paste and rub it on the window. It takes a little elbow grease, but it worked for me. Drying the truck helps it from coming back, but it always comes back eventually.

 

Sounds like some of you guys have some crazy badass hard water. Water spots that need to be removed with a razor and a power buffer and badass!! LOL

 

by this time it might have been cheaper to have your windows replaced.

 

That's what I was just going to suggest. I'm not a junkyard junky but spending $10-$20 each on various cleaning supplies will add up fast.... why not checking the price of a junkyard window?

 

junkyard window may have the same problem lol

i have this problem on my back window as well

 

I'm postive it wont scratchI clean my own windows with it.

 

yep i was at the junkyard sat getting some interior trim pieces and saw a truck with the windows and that one was as worst as mine....believe this is going to be a nogo....karpe iam going to try your idea even though iam scared to do it but iam...lol

 

Dub shoot me a pm with your adress I will send something out to you :)

 

I will second steel wool on the windows. "SOS" pads found in the kitchen cleaning section of your supermarket. I used it on my aluminum rims too.

there was stuff on the rims that mothers could not take off but I used SOS pad with the blue crap on it and water and they cleaned up quite nicely.

 

iam tired of these spots already....lol
tried some other stuff to no avail...lol

 

did you use the SOS pads?

 

not yet kinda afraid to...