Best protection against waterspots?

A magic elf that always dried your car right after it got wet.
 
I have not seen water spots with either Zaino or DG products. Just my take on these 2 product lines. As stated above a sure fire remedy is to dry as soon as possible after getting wet.

Dave
 
No matter what you put on your paint, waterspots willl form. The difference is wether or not you'll be able to take them off or not. With nothing on the paint, the risk of etching is much higher.
 
BlackHawk said:
No matter what you put on your paint, waterspots willl form. The difference is wether or not you'll be able to take them off or not. With nothing on the paint, the risk of etching is much higher.
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With what product will I be able to remove spots easier?
 
lkotsios said:
With what product will I be able to remove spots easier?
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Just keep your car waxed/sealed. Or even use a coating if you'd like. I myself use 22ple and I haven't noticed any etching. Maybe one or two spots etched, but it happens.
 
etching will always happen. sealant/wax/coatings greatly minimize the amount of etches and how deep theyll penetrate the clear
 
BlackHawk said:
No matter what you put on your paint, waterspots willl form. The difference is wether or not you'll be able to take them off or not. With nothing on the paint, the risk of etching is much higher.
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:iagree:Like I said, if you can develop a LSP that prevents water spotting you would make millions.
 
Buy a light colored car.
Try to avoid rain.
Keep it sealed/waxed.
Consider a coating.
 
Best protection against water spotting: Never let the car get wet. :laughing:



Cars with no LSP's at all have less water spotting issues since they sheet off the majority of water...
 
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