How to Remove Water Spots on a Car Window
Water can get on car windows in a variety of ways, such as when washing the car, when drops of rain land on the windows or when driving the car through a puddle. When water dries on the windows, it will leave water spots that make it hard to see in or out of the windows. Water spots may seem difficult to remove. However, by following several steps, you will be able to remove water spots from car windows.
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Instructions
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Apply a few drops of glass polisher to a dry sponge.
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Wipe the polisher on a window using a circular motion. Add more polish to your sponge as needed.
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Let the polisher dry. You will know it's dry when it is no longer tacky to the touch and it changes color slightly.
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Clean the polisher off the window using a microfiber cloth. You will need to rub the microfiber cloth against the window applying gentle pressure. It may be necessary to go over an area more than one time to completely remove all of the polisher.
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Tips & Warnings
If your skin is sensitive, wear gloves to avoid irritation from the glass polisher.
References
- Photo Credit raindrops on car window image by Alison Bowden from Fotolia.com
