[munkeysoup]

ive got an area on my trunk thats got some water spots on it that i cant get off. ive tried scrubbing, ive tried waxing, ive tried claying. anybody got anything else?

 

[40_Below]

Cut & Buff

 

[Nates95Accord]

The water spots are acid rain. I dont care where you live your gonna have it...unless your like im some area 2983128931283091 miles away from smog/ factories/ etc etc.

Using a good buffer... not a orbital one... but the good.... 6000rpm ones.. should rid the problem. Depends on the severity. What we do at work is wet sand it with 1500... use a mild buffing compound... then go back over it a different pad with swirl mark remover applied. i dont recommend you doing this. Those buffers will burn the clear right off ur car if u dont know what ur doing.

 

[3.0]

easy way...take it to a buffer..simple

 

[Nates95Accord]

SOunds like a "easy" way but its really not.. sometimes water spots are easy to get off.... most of the time a standard orbital buffer just wont cut it

 

[Mr. Clockwork]

Take it to a REAL detailer or a body shop and get it wet sanded...that would take it out. Either that or they will use some really fine rubbing compound and that should take it out, but I wouldn't do this yourself. If they mess up your paint they have to take care of it.

 

[Katism]

try WHINK. its a toilet rust remover you can buy at walmart for 4 dollars. took the water spots right off my windows. not sure about the body but i dont see why it wouldnt work.

 

[Poboy]

Using a good buffer... not a orbital one... but the good.... 6000rpm ones.. should rid the problem. Depends on the severity. What we do at work is wet sand it with 1500... use a mild buffing compound... then go back over it a different pad with swirl mark remover applied. i dont recommend you doing this. Those buffers will burn the clear right off ur car if u dont know what ur doing.

I wouldn't use a buffer. My brother's car was scratched by the tint place when he got it put on. There's a body shop right next door they went to and traded the scratches for swirl marks.

Try white vinegar w/water, or a clay bar

 

[munkeysoup]

werd, thanks. anybody know about how much it would be to get it wetsanded or buffed out? the spots are on my trunk and on part of my hood.