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I received and tried mine today. If you get too close it can burn your airway slightly but no nasty smell. It cleans better than anything I've tried. My whitewalls came out factory new looking. I'll be trying it in the shower tile next.

Has anybody had a chance to try this yet? So far every white wall cleaner I've tried hasn't worked at all. Smears more than anything.

Guess I should have mentioned these are on my glass. Sorry.

CLR on MF? They've been on there at least 5 years. I bought the car used from Charleston SC on the coast. I think shes a keeper.

Vinegar and 000 steel whool seems to be working but at this rate it will take about 30 hours. I once took a truck I had to a detail shop and the guy applied a liquid with rubber gloves on and it cleaned them almost immediatly. Probably some kind of acid that would ruin my paint I'm sure.

Anybody try the Meg #47? I see AG has it. I'm going out to try some vinegar tonight.

I don't know if the Klasse would be much better than the Megs #9 for this. I can't find the MX-7 online anywhere other than other auto forums. Sounds like it works though. I'll try vinegar tomorrow. Works for the coffee pot.

I bought the yellow cutting pads and tried what another member on here tried but the spots won't budge. I used Megs #9 with the pads and it didn't even phase them. Is there anything that will remove these spots? Megs #9 never failed me until now.

Bought them to attempt removal of waterspots on my windows. I'm trying Megs #9 first. Thanks

I just ordered some 4" yellow pads. They're smaller than I thought they would be. Are they OK to use woth the PC? They have the hook and loop backs. Tinny little things.

Same here. I ordered the one in the middle. I would use that one for the spa.

Thanks. Thats the one I had my eye on.

I have VW Golf Gti. I boguht a orange microfiber towel from Autozone but I have to wring it two or three times. I know, I'm lazy, but I want one that will do my whole car without the extra work. No need for overkill. Thanks, BG

Hey, that reminds me, I tried the Dent King and it works pretty good. You have to use lots of the glue they send you but it comes off easy. You really have to look hard to see where the dings were. And I was about to sell my car. Not now.

I have PB and love it. I haven't seen any of the dust others talk about yet. Very easy to use too. I'll try the XMT next time around.

Ideas on removing water spots. Seems to be a problem for many.

Anybody else have ideas on this? I'm thinking yellow pad with a mild polish or swirl remover and some Klasse all-in-one. I've had water spots for at least two years.

Megs rocks!

Good thing to know about the yellow pad. Thanks I might get one for my windows. Someone on here posted that it works great for polishing off water spots. So far nothing else has worked.

The orange with the 2.5 and white for 1.0. Not sure what brand, but the ones that come in this kit. Should I buy a yellow pad? I'm going to try the orange pad and Meguiars #9 this weekend to see how it works on the oxidation ans water spots.