Retromoe

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Looking for a method to treat/eliminate permanent water spots on my black G37 withing having to break the wallet at a detailer, Here's a pic.

http://i29.tinypic.com/2087gia.jpg

Note: Those spot's aren't permanent, But i do have some spots on the trunk and hood that need to be taken care of.

Blackjack

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Claybar will typically remove them, but sometimes it will take a polish.

Retromoe

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I've done the claybar routine, I'm going to try it again when this weather clears up, I've done polish on my car before, but scared of rubbing it circular to cause a swirl, How should i properly apply polish? What polish do you recommened also?

I've used this before but not when i encountered my water spots -

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00..._ya_oh_product

Blackjack

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You'd need to use a polish such as Menzerna with a Porter Cable Random Orbital Buffer... Liquid Glass isn't a polish. A polish has abrasives to help remove imperfections in the clear coat or imperfections from weather elements. I know they say it is, but it's more of a Glaze.

DrJones

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OP you should PM BlackBetty.... he detailed my PG and took out all the waterspots.... looked fantastic... he can tell you exactly what products he used and the procedure as well...

gicode0823

I bet he just polished them away with menzerna products

when you get the water spots, you should immediately wipe down with some quick detailer like how you treats bird poo.

I have bunch of water spots on my BO... I just polished my car today and looks fantastic!!

da mayor

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go buy a powerball and use some hand glaze on the spots for a cheap fix

Retromoe

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I'll speak to Black betty about it.

nikku

You could try Chemical Guys Water Spot remover or you could just invest in a CR Spotless system to avoid the water spot issue when washing entirely.

George at Detailed Image would be able to help you with both i'm sure.