What can I use to remove hard water stains from the windshield?
05-31-2001, 02:25 PM
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I totally agree! Rain X is so much more versatile than just a rain repellent.
I use it in so many ways myself... it works as a light duty solvent to remove sticky residue, tar, tree sap, etc. w/o harming the paint. AN EXCELLENT PRODUCT!
05-31-2001, 02:58 PM
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Actually, I am talking about something else
There are two rain-x's: The orange bottle, being the water repellant. BTW don't use it on your side mirrors, will dissolve the blue tint. Anyway, this is not what I am talking about.
They also make a Window Polish. White bottle with rather thick white content, and a blue label on it, with white / yellow lettering. It is somewhat harder to get, but you can get it (e.g., local Pep Boys). Very awesome stuff. I am probably the most **** person about windows, and this thing lives up to my standards =)
They also make a Window Polish. White bottle with rather thick white content, and a blue label on it, with white / yellow lettering. It is somewhat harder to get, but you can get it (e.g., local Pep Boys). Very awesome stuff. I am probably the most **** person about windows, and this thing lives up to my standards =)
05-31-2001, 03:15 PM
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Ahhhh, that would explain why I did not understand you white goo comment...
none the less, standard Rain-X is truly quite versatile as I had stated - thanks for clarifying your post.
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