god damn water spots...

[BlackCamSe]

My Camry has a tun of water spots on it and i cant get them out no matter how many times i wash it. Anyone know how to remove them?

[GT-R]

Try scratch remover, KIT scratch out (forgot the exact name) works good for me, most of the time. It should take out stains and scratches too, get the clearcoat safe.

[MrSo0h0o]

You need to clay and polish your car

[fdrcamry08]

Try that new Turtle Wax ICE liquid Clay Bar...that stuff works some wild magic....

[BlackCamSe]

Originally Posted by fdrcamry08

Try that new Turtle Wax ICE liquid Clay Bar...that stuff works some wild magic....

where can i get it?

[gene112601]

Originally Posted by XxTrD_ToYoTaxX

where can i get it?

Pepboys - Autozone - Kragen

[JACK_FROST]

Originally Posted by XxTrD_ToYoTaxX

where can i get it?

wal mart

[GeorgiaHybrid]

If they are surface deposits only (no or very, very little etching) the "liquid" clay might work. I have not tried that particular product but have used a LOT of different clays over the years and if the spots are mild, they should clear up your problem

If the water spots have etched into your clear coat however, you will need to clean, clay, polish and then protect the paint. You might be able to get them out with a clay but most of the time a PC or rotary and good polishes and pads are needed. I would use a regular clay bar before polishing though just to make sure....

MrSo0h0o FTW....

[1/2 ton giant]

i know exactely how. first wash your car, dry it in the shaid, apply a wax coating to remove any dirt that might be on your pain, then use an automitive clay bar that will take off anything but your paint. i do custom cars and i have to do this regulary. it works well. you can get the clay bar from pro line body parts.

[xpeed]

Originally Posted by fdrcamry08

Try that new Turtle Wax ICE liquid Clay Bar...that stuff works some wild magic....

I tried that once and man, the finish is orgasmic.

[GeorgiaHybrid]

1/2 ton,

I have to disagree with part of your post. You do NOT wax the car before claying. A good clay lube and your clay will remove surface contamination and your wax. You wash first, that I agree with. Then you use a good clay to remove embedded grit. After claying, if the paint requires it, it is then polished. After polishing, you must protect the paint with a good sealer or wax (or both).

I do agree that all of this should be done in the shade (if possible) although some polishes will work in the sun (PB's SSR series comes to mind) as long as the body panels are fairly cool to the touch.

[skyxliner]

i know how you feeel, I frequently have to park on the side of the curb where sprinklers are constantly spraying the side of my car sometimes


i try my best not to park there but it's a must sometimes. but it leaves hella residue on the side of my car the next day.

[DrewsCam]

clay bar once or twice depending on how bad, also you can use a light compound, use also a paint cleaner.
Thats just have of what I do to clean damaged paint

[darksparkz]

Once you clay and polish it, if you use a good wax, then water spots would stick on less.

[sex_&_TRD87]

yeah dont feel like reading all the response sooo...the big answer is

CLAY BAR!!!