Water Spots won't go away. Ideas?

Surfer said:
Probably because the package says #4 on it ;) :D
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Ok, I know I am a dummy....lol
Steel wool to me is Brillo from Albertson's. Really, where do you get it that it says #4?:confused: :confused: :confused:

Thanks ... you can laugh at me, it is cool. :cheers:
Lauren
 
ltoman said:
Ok, I know I am a dummy....lol
Steel wool to me is Brillo from Albertson's. Really, where do you get it that it says #4?:confused: :confused: :confused:

Thanks ... you can laugh at me, it is cool. :cheers:
Lauren
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I get mine at Home Depot, they come in little plastic bags with a couple steel wool pads. On the package it will say the grade, like #0000 (which would be #4).
 
Surfer said:
I get mine at Home Depot, they come in little plastic bags with a couple steel wool pads. On the package it will say the grade, like #0000 (which would be #4).
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oh, cool. home depot is right near me. now i gotcha! thank you!!!!
hey, a pitted windshield - gets dirty fast. was towed behind a motorhome. how can my husband get it to repel dirt? i already had him clay it and it is not worth replacing..
ideas?
 
If he already clayed, I would use #0000 Steel Wool and some AIO, it will bead for months, I just redid my truck's glass a week or so ago but it was still beading from an AIO application done back in April. I have a little process I'll writeup so you'll know how to use the wool w/o marring the glass. As far as pits, nothing you can really do, but AIO and a topping like AW will work wonders.
 
Surfer said:
If he already clayed, I would use #0000 Steel Wool and some AIO, it will bead for months, I just redid my truck's glass a week or so ago but it was still beading from an AIO application done back in April. I have a little process I'll writeup so you'll know how to use the wool w/o marring the glass. As far as pits, nothing you can really do, but AIO and a topping like AW will work wonders.
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Cool!! Thanks - do you havethe write up posted?
Oh and sorry, but AW is??
Gratefylly,
Lauren:cheers:
 
ltoman said:
Cool!! Thanks - do you havethe write up posted?
Oh and sorry, but AW is??
Gratefylly,
Lauren:cheers:
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Damn girl, give me some time:D j/k. No, nothing big but I have to run out and pick some stuff up from my grandparents and I'll be back. AW = Aquawax.
 
Sorry, surfer!!! hee hee
lol
Didn't mean to be so pushy! I type fast.
AW I should have known. That I have.
Thanks.
I will wait for your posting!!! no rush - soooorryyy!!!!:o

Lauren:)
 
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