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Murray
Comment Apr 13 2009, 06:38 PM
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You can use steel wool and car wax to remove acid rain spots. It is actually the hard way to do it compared to using acid or whink, but it is alot safer than getting the acid on your skin or breathing it. It is also better for windows that have windshield wiper marks etched in the glass, the acid will make it worse. It does take alot of rubbing! You have to do a small area at a time, but it turns out good. It probably wont work on all acid rain but it should work on most. Alot of times you tint a car and you are proud of the way it turns out but all you see is acid rain spots, so this is just one option of removing them.
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hooligantintboy
Comment May 10 2009, 07:19 AM
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i have used the "orange goo"on hard water stains and it worked great beer.gif
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Murray
Comment May 10 2009, 05:33 PM
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first medal.... sweet!! icon_mrgreen.gif

This has been edited by Murray: May 10 2009, 05:33 PM
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I-tinted-the-pyr...
Comment May 11 2009, 09:51 AM
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QUOTE (GreenCove @ Apr 13 2009, 08:38 PM) [*]680279[/*]
You can use steel wool and car wax to remove acid rain spots. It is actually the hard way to do it compared to using acid or whink, but it is alot safer than getting the acid on your skin or breathing it. It is also better for windows that have windshield wiper marks etched in the glass, the acid will make it worse. It does take alot of rubbing! You have to do a small area at a time, but it turns out good. It probably wont work on all acid rain but it should work on most. Alot of times you tint a car and you are proud of the way it turns out but all you see is acid rain spots, so this is just one option of removing them.

Good idea!
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bladez
Comment May 12 2009, 02:29 AM
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Stainless steel single edge razor?
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thatsnappyguy
Comment May 12 2009, 08:24 AM
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QUOTE (bladez @ May 12 2009, 04:29 AM) [*]685950[/*]
Stainless steel single edge razor?

only if u want to add scratches to your water stains
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Jeff Rutherford ...
Comment May 12 2009, 08:38 AM
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i found out amways hard surface pertectant works best..."works 100 times better than rainex for beading water up "...and still think wink is the best cleaner...when you put these to together it like addin a new piece of glass to your car restoring the new look to your glass...
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autoimage
Comment May 12 2009, 10:21 AM
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What is wink? hmmmmmmm.gif
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Jeff Rutherford ...
Comment May 12 2009, 11:13 AM
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QUOTE (autoimage @ May 12 2009, 01:21 PM) [*]686044[/*]
What is wink? hmmmmmmm.gif



ill start out by saying its a acid used for removeing stains off toilet bowls (porcelin) it come in a brown bottle and does say not to use on glass lol2.gif but all us glass guys do anyways! i will not use it in direct sun and ill only use it if i have a set of rubber dish washing gloves due to its burning sensation if it touches your skin...

"it does how ever remove all stains from glass. removes hard water, major calcium build up, and what ever else you need to remove from glass...but never getting it on paint or anything else acid will eat....."
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Murray
Comment May 12 2009, 02:15 PM
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QUOTE (Jeff Rutherford Jax fl. @ May 12 2009, 10:13 AM) [*]686056[/*]
QUOTE (autoimage @ May 12 2009, 01:21 PM) [*]686044[/*]
What is wink? hmmmmmmm.gif



ill start out by saying its a acid used for removeing stains off toilet bowls (porcelin) it come in a brown bottle and does say not to use on glass lol2.gif but all us glass guys do anyways! i will not use it in direct sun and ill only use it if i have a set of rubber dish washing gloves due to its burning sensation if it touches your skin...

"it does how ever remove all stains from glass. removes hard water, major calcium build up, and what ever else you need to remove from glass...but never getting it on paint or anything else acid will eat....."


just dont use whink or acid where there are scratches it will turn them white, or on a windshield because of the fine scratches from the windshield wipers. Thats why I like the steel wool and wax combo because you can use it on windshields and it leaves the glass smooth.
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JRock10
Comment May 14 2009, 02:07 PM
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what kind of wax are you using?
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Murray
Comment May 14 2009, 02:19 PM
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QUOTE (JRock10 @ May 14 2009, 01:07 PM) [*]686667[/*]
what kind of wax are you using?


meguiars cleaner/wax, but I think any wax will work
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opus
Comment May 17 2009, 07:19 PM
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Bio Clean

Effectively removes water & mineral stains, rust, tree sap, paint overspray, soap scum and mildew from glass and other surfaces.
This professional strength cleaner is recommended for use in hospitals, nursing homes, manufacturing plants, hotels, supermarkets and other public facilities with difficult to clean surfaces.

I've found most people mistake mineral deposits for acid rain. majesticsolutionsinc.com look under specialty products.
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scottydosnntkno
Comment May 17 2009, 07:29 PM
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QUOTE (Murray @ May 12 2009, 03:15 PM) [*]686108[/*]
QUOTE (Jeff Rutherford Jax fl. @ May 12 2009, 10:13 AM) [*]686056[/*]
QUOTE (autoimage @ May 12 2009, 01:21 PM) [*]686044[/*]
What is wink? hmmmmmmm.gif



ill start out by saying its a acid used for removeing stains off toilet bowls (porcelin) it come in a brown bottle and does say not to use on glass lol2.gif but all us glass guys do anyways! i will not use it in direct sun and ill only use it if i have a set of rubber dish washing gloves due to its burning sensation if it touches your skin...

"it does how ever remove all stains from glass. removes hard water, major calcium build up, and what ever else you need to remove from glass...but never getting it on paint or anything else acid will eat....."


just dont use whink or acid where there are scratches it will turn them white, or on a windshield because of the fine scratches from the windshield wipers. Thats why I like the steel wool and wax combo because you can use it on windshields and it leaves the glass smooth.

so it polishes out the small scratches?
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Murray
Comment May 17 2009, 07:41 PM
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QUOTE (scottydosnntkno @ May 17 2009, 06:29 PM) [*]687298[/*]
QUOTE (Murray @ May 12 2009, 03:15 PM) [*]686108[/*]
QUOTE (Jeff Rutherford Jax fl. @ May 12 2009, 10:13 AM) [*]686056[/*]
QUOTE (autoimage @ May 12 2009, 01:21 PM) [*]686044[/*]
What is wink? hmmmmmmm.gif



ill start out by saying its a acid used for removeing stains off toilet bowls (porcelin) it come in a brown bottle and does say not to use on glass lol2.gif but all us glass guys do anyways! i will not use it in direct sun and ill only use it if i have a set of rubber dish washing gloves due to its burning sensation if it touches your skin...

"it does how ever remove all stains from glass. removes hard water, major calcium build up, and what ever else you need to remove from glass...but never getting it on paint or anything else acid will eat....."


just dont use whink or acid where there are scratches it will turn them white, or on a windshield because of the fine scratches from the windshield wipers. Thats why I like the steel wool and wax combo because you can use it on windshields and it leaves the glass smooth.

so it polishes out the small scratches?


no I meant it leaves the glass feeling smooth from the wax
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Jeff Rutherford ...
Comment May 18 2009, 06:12 AM
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QUOTE (opus @ May 17 2009, 09:19 PM) [*]687296[/*]
Bio Clean

Effectively removes water & mineral stains, rust, tree sap, paint overspray, soap scum and mildew from glass and other surfaces.
This professional strength cleaner is recommended for use in hospitals, nursing homes, manufacturing plants, hotels, supermarkets and other public facilities with difficult to clean surfaces.

I've found most people mistake mineral deposits for acid rain. majesticsolutionsinc.com look under specialty products.



lmao...ket word BIO
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opus
Comment May 18 2009, 05:52 PM
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QUOTE (Jeff Rutherford Jax fl. @ May 18 2009, 09:12 AM) [*]687346[/*]
QUOTE (opus @ May 17 2009, 09:19 PM) [*]687296[/*]
Bio Clean

Effectively removes water & mineral stains, rust, tree sap, paint overspray, soap scum and mildew from glass and other surfaces.
This professional strength cleaner is recommended for use in hospitals, nursing homes, manufacturing plants, hotels, supermarkets and other public facilities with difficult to clean surfaces.

I've found most people mistake mineral deposits for acid rain. majesticsolutionsinc.com look under specialty products.



lmao...ket word BIO

I'm sorry what ? You'll have to pardon me, took me forever to get the whole lol thing. lmao ? ket ?
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TintDude
Comment May 18 2009, 05:56 PM
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I think he meant "key word BIO" not ket. Not like it makes much of a difference Flaugh.gif

I don't understand half of what Jeff posts either Flaugh.gif

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clear max
Comment May 20 2009, 11:56 AM
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QUOTE (Jeff Rutherford Jax fl. @ May 12 2009, 11:13 AM) [*]686056[/*]
QUOTE (autoimage @ May 12 2009, 01:21 PM) [*]686044[/*]
What is wink? hmmmmmmm.gif



ill start out by saying its a acid used for removeing stains off toilet bowls (porcelin) it come in a brown bottle and does say not to use on glass lol2.gif but all us glass guys do anyways! i will not use it in direct sun and ill only use it if i have a set of rubber dish washing gloves due to its burning sensation if it touches your skin...

"it does how ever remove all stains from glass. removes hard water, major calcium build up, and what ever else you need to remove from glass...but never getting it on paint or anything else acid will eat....."


bingo.gif works great and you will need dish washing gloves
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gramma
Comment May 30 2009, 07:57 PM
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acid 4:1 then follow up with a heavy coat of glare polish.
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