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What is the best product(S) for getting rid of water spots on windows?
 
I picked up some DP High Performance Glass Restore the other day and thought it worked like a champ....

I used a PC and 4" orange pad and I was pleased with the results. Polished out the hard water marks on the glass and left it nice and clean and polished.....
 
Mike Burke said:
I picked up some DP High Performance Glass Restore the other day and thought it worked like a champ....

I used a PC and 4" orange pad and I was pleased with the results. Polished out the hard water marks on the glass and left it nice and clean and polished.....
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:iagree: This stuff works great! I had some serious water spotting on my mirrors and it took I took it all off by hand with a terry, works even better with a DA like Mike Burke said.
 
Mike Burke said:
I picked up some DP High Performance Glass Restore the other day and thought it worked like a champ....

I used a PC and 4" orange pad and I was pleased with the results. Polished out the hard water marks on the glass and left it nice and clean and polished.....
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S2K said:
:iagree: This stuff works great! I had some serious water spotting on my mirrors and it took I took it all off by hand with a terry, works even better with a DA like Mike Burke said.
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:iagree::iagree::iagree: I AGREE WITH BOTH OF THEM!! STUFF WORKS MAGIC ON SPOTTED WINDOWS!
 
Duragloss Nu Glass (755) does a great job on water spots and has no abrasives to scratch your glass.
 
DP Glass Restorer is what I like using. Works pretty well by hand, works fantastically by machine.
 
I use a product not many people use and it works great. It's called glass restorer by DP.
 
Well, I shopped around and found this DP glass restorer. Has anyone used it???? I guess it works since almost everyone uses it. Thanks for the suggestions, will be buying a bottle with my next order.
 
just make sure to clean and clay the glass prior to dp glass polish
 
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