Hard Water Spots

I need something that will work really well on hard water spots. When I bought my truck I noticed these water spots on my side windows. They are not on the front or rear windows. Someone told me to use CLC, but I haven't tried it. I would like to see if anyone new of anything else to use. I read somewhere they told me to use a fine steel wool and windex, but this did not work. What could I use?

I used LimeAway in a spray bottle and it worked good.

Try a clay bar. Mothers Gold makes a good one. They're for paint but work wonders on windows too.

how do you change u-joints on a 1997 tahoe?

I would'nt touch a clear coat with steel wool, stick to the lighter stuff and work up, I usually start with a body scrub like meguiar's, if that doesnt work you could try a clay bar or some rubbing compound (green), just remember GO SLOW you'll get it out you just dont want to take the finish with it ;P

I would try the Clay bar or a little toothpaste.

my tahoe got ramed into and i need to find out the paint code for the original paint lost glove box how els can i find color code i tried a paint place and all they did was match the paint and it dont really look the same please email me with any information to [email protected] or post and its factory paint some kind of baby blue color thanks in advance for any replies

http://www.paintscratch.com/
Select your Tahoe and it will give you a list of all the paints used that year with thecodes.

Vinigar and hot water. Use old pantyhose to scrub window clean, then dry with an old newspaper. Paper towel will work too, but newspaper leaves no lint. I know you're laughing, but it works.