Odd water spots...can`t remove.

**chipperlt** · 06-27-2002,ï¿½05:17 PM

A couple weeks ago, I got a ton of very small `water spots` on my front windshield and driver and passenger windows. These appeared after a light rain. I can`t remove them! I`ve tried Windex, 409, Z6, vineger, water (duh) and Eagle Window Cleaner. Nothing gets rid of them. Interestingly, they didn`t stick to the paint, probably because it`s Zaino`d...so that`s nice.

You guys any another other products you`d recommend? It`s really driving me buggy!

Many thanks,

John

2002 X5 3.0i

**JasonC8301** · 06-27-2002,ï¿½05:20 PM

A glass polish such as Rain-X or Z-12.

Maybe a medium polish such as 3M FI II or Meguiar`s DACP.

Jason

**Jngrbrdman** · 06-27-2002,ï¿½05:22 PM

Wow. None of that worked, eh? Well, you could try WD40. I`ve had success with really tough stuff before using that. Be super careful with it, of course. Don`t go nuts and let it get all over your paint. Its just a pain to clean up.

Can you feel the dots with your fingers? Could it be overspray or something? You could try claying it too. That could help.

**imported_Intermezzo** · 06-27-2002,ï¿½05:27 PM

Z-12 worked really well for me. It got out stuff that nothing else would.

**medic** · 06-27-2002,ï¿½06:35 PM

stoners?

**matt@wheelwax** · 06-27-2002,ï¿½11:36 PM

Stoners invisible glass cleaner works the best for me, however WD-40 has worked in the past.

Rain-x really never seemed to take water spots of well, just glazed them over and sealed them in the windshield of sorts? Doesn`t the bottle say to have a clean windshield before using the product? That alone would lead me to belive that it is not capable of removing spots

my .02 cents