Gotallofthem

Using a steam cleaner gets you amazing results. You use less product and if it's a really dirty car inside and out the cleaner will save you tons of time.

 

Rates as one of the best for your money if you're just weekend detailing.

 

McCulloch Heavy-Duty Steam Cleaner, MC1275

...this is the best price with the most attachments I could find.

Do you own this unit yourself? Thanks

maybe try some revive polish if you have it also maybe try some BG.

Yes I do have some revive,(I think I actually have their whole product line)

Just to confirm, If I use any sort of polish, revive, ss,mp etc. I will have to re-seal, re-glaze and re-wax, correct?

I figured one of the many people that viewed this would have responded with help by now. My apologies.

 

Do you have pictures of the water spots? Were they there, then you removed them, then they came back after the rain?

 

My first thought is to clay a spot to see if that removes the water spot, from there, if they are pretty "in there", SHR and a Machine.

 

Hard to tell without pics. See what you can do about getting us some k?!?!

Mook

So I went out to take some pics, I would say my camera is a decent camera, but I couldn't for the life of my get any of them in the pictures. I must have taken a dozen shots and the camera is not catching them. They are small about 1/5 of a dime size. There are a good amount of them scattered about.

There were def some water spots on the hood prior to polishing it. Thats why I went to work on it hard to get them out. But the ones that were on the hood were Penny size spots and all over. These guys are much smaller and faint.

I didn't want to try the clay again, as everytime I use clay it creates some small light scratches/marring, which I turn would mean I'd have to repolish.

How many spots are you talking about a couple or a bunch?

If just a couple I would try DS the spot then use Revive Polish, then after that & the spots are removed you will need to re-wax or re-glaze those areas.

Like Mook said pics would be a be help.

Thats what I was hoping to avoid. I know that If I use clay on them or if I try use some Revive, I figured that should remove them..... unfortunately I was hoping nto to re-glaze and re-wax, but DS, WW and soap and water arent doing the trick.

Damn gotta get back to work on it again I guess.

Ok so this past Sunday I washed, then I went ahead a polished my car (needed some good amount of work).

Then I sealed it put some glaze on it and finished it off with some caranuba. (all using adams products). Then we some passing showers on Monday and Tuesday.

So I went ahead and gave the car a wash today, soaked it up first, then washed it down 2 bucket etc and dried it up.

So I checked out the car and it had some small water spots on it, I'm guessing from the 2 day rain.

So I tried to rewash the car seeing if the spots would come out, dried the car again and the spots were still there. (albiet small, but a good amount of them to be annoying).

With that said what is the best recommendation on how to remove these spots (bear in mind that the car has been sealed, glazed, waxed).

Do I have to repolish the car again? and if so wouldn't that remove the seal,glaze, wax?

Help me out guys whats the recommendation?

Thanks