safe to use S100 cleanser w/ a PC and white pad?
04-03-2006, 07:35 AM
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yeah- I might have to get aggressive
used Z-PC w/ a green pad and it wasnt enough to get rid of the water-spots. Then I went over a small area with vinegar and a sponge and still nothing. I guess I could try a more agressive pad, or a more agressive cleanser....any ideas?
04-03-2006, 07:51 AM
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if you dont mind buying online and waiting a few days
I happen to like the poorboys line. good results and real easy to work with it. you may also want to consider the 4 Star line (carried by our forum sponser) which is also good.
Locally you can find some good stuff by 3M and Mothers Power line.
Locally you can find some good stuff by 3M and Mothers Power line.
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I was just able to remove water spots from our black golf using
the 4-star UPP and a white pad on the PC. what ever chemicals that are in the UPP seems to pull the water spots right off. Yours might not come off as easy, but it might be worth a try.