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Use very diluted solution of lime away and water

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If it's hard water residue, I have used a very diluted solution of Lime Away and water for this in the past.

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If it's hard water residue, I have used a very diluted solution of Lime Away and water for this in the past.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Anyone know of good product to remove water stains from paint. Bra was left on my trunk when dealer washed car,wet bra dried on car creating quite a stain. Thanks

POST 2Original post

If it's hard water residue, I have used a very diluted solution of Lime Away and water for this in the past.

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http://www.detailedimage.com/Ask-a-P...al-techniques/

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Could have been worse. The Dealer could have left his panties on the frunk. Now that stain would have been hard to take out hahaha. Did you notice, did the Dealer have a limp wrist ?

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Depending on the severity and type of water spot dictates the fix. A type 1 water spot can typically be removed with some distilled vinegar. Type 2 water spots can be a bit insidious. Water, especially water high in mineral content, can actually etch the clear coat over time. More aggressive methods are typically needed, ie, a light compound/polish. As with everything in detailing, start with the least aggressive method and work up from there.

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