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Originally posted by dromano
Use white vinegar, all others are flavored, ie; apple, wine, tarragon.
white vinegar is the simple form, no complexities. Also, if you have hard water never never put it in your window washer tanks. Lesson I learned from Palm Springs, worst water for spots on the planet. Here on the Oregon coast water spots are unheard of, put Oregon coast water in everything, except the SVX radiator, too much iron in the local water.
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too late, i used the apple cider type.
as to how it worked:
it took off most of the water spot's mark (i can easily see through the windows again) but the outlines of them are still there. basically, it now looks like a meager water spot vs. a thriving grandiose variety.
my method was to dump undiluted vinegar onto a cloth, scrub away like crazy, wipe down with another cloth, and finally go over the area with windex.
i didn't bother with the paint.
toby