How To Get Rid Of Hard Water Marks From Windows

[darksky34]

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thought i'd say, i did end up buying ceriglass from waxitcare and have been using it on my car. had HEAPS of water marks on windows, absolutely hated it. after using the ceriglass, nice and shiny. and clean. just beware though, either take some 'performance enhancing substance' or preworkouts before doing this cos you'll need a lot of elbow grease. i've had to separate doing the rear and front windscreens into two separate occasions EACH, just because the surface area is so large and also the difficulty of removing the stains. but it does work great.

[xntrq]

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thought i'd say, i did end up buying ceriglass from waxitcare and have been using it on my car. had HEAPS of water marks on windows, absolutely hated it. after using the ceriglass, nice and shiny. and clean. just beware though, either take some 'performance enhancing substance' or preworkouts before doing this cos you'll need a lot of elbow grease. i've had to separate doing the rear and front windscreens into two separate occasions EACH, just because the surface area is so large and also the difficulty of removing the stains. but it does work great.

does it take it off 100%? I've tried all the methods here already, still getting really faint outlines of droplets. I'm down to trying Acetone but I don't want it to eat away my window seals

[darksky34]

yes, on all my sides it has removed 100% - i know this because there are bits I missed right under the weather shields on the passenger and drivers windows (oops haha) and on a sunny day i can clearly see where i missed, and the rest is nice and clean.

but it requires more than just a once-over, for sure. 2-3 times depending how bad yours are, sound pretty bad. and press hard. and make sure the applicator is not caked with product (ie clean after every window). I'm very happy with ceriglass though!