HELP!

[Akalafus]

Will the strip wash take these spots out in the paint? I've washed my car and dry it with a towel but I've never been able to get these spots out. Are these the right steps?

1) Strip wash

2) Claybar and detail spray

3) H2O guard 

 

 

Edited November 4, 2017 by Akalafus

[mathews31]

You can try a water spot remover, I don't have any experiences with those, also you can try revive hand polish that might work as well without the need for "trust" lol

 

[mathews31]

Ohhh, the water spots...I don't think clay would be able to, I believe you'd have to go a little heavier possible a light polish

 

Edited November 4, 2017 by mathews31

[Akalafus]

I had a feeling it wasn't going to be easy. They drive me crazy.  I don't trust myself well enough to buff a black car. 

[shane@detailedreflections]

3 hours ago, mathews31 said:

You can try a water spot remover, I don't have any experiences with those, also you can try revive hand polish that might work as well without the need for "trust" lol

 

Agreed. Revive might be enough to do it. It may take some time though to be successful. 

Polishing a black car isn’t much different from any other color with the exception that it usually requires two steps (unless you’re just finishing polish which may be enough to fix what you’re seeing). 

Is there anyone local you can trust to help you or give you a guiding hand?

[Akalafus]

Yes a good friend of mine has a detailing business. He is going to buff and wax it for me. I was hoping I would be able to do it with a simply product. Hopeful wishing ha. Thanks for the advice. 

[Nickfire20]

Buff?  Sounds sketchy.  He needs to polish.  And not add wax til, the spots are gone.  Wax will do nothing with these spots.

 

I had a Chevy body shop wax and buff my brand new tahoe to remove swirl marks....yup still have those swirl marks!

[Chris@Adams]

Check this link out, a lot of good info on removing water spots.

 

http://adamspolishes.com/how-to-remove-water-spots