CG Waterspot remover

Discussion in 'Car Detailing Product Discussion' started by FMINUS, Dec 22, 2007.

  1. FMINUS

    FMINUS DB Pro Supporter

    Anyone used this yet? I used it on a bimmer with slight water spots, it did an OK job. But the smell made me gag a few times... (nothing smells worse than this product)

    Its not cheap either at 46 bucks a gallon.

    I know wolfpackers got a bottle. Anyone else have experience?
     
  2. OrngeZ

    OrngeZ Birth of a Detailer

    i just add it to my wash bucket/foam cannon...seems to take of water spots just fine...or while i am washing on heavy spots i squirt some directly onto my wash sponge or mitt and gently wipe...
     
  3. P1et

    P1et Official DB Moderator

    So I guess this is used when hard waterspots need to be remove and no full detail is taking place?
     
  4. FMINUS

    FMINUS DB Pro Supporter

    Im afraid to add that to the full wash since it stunk so bad! HORRID! How much are you adding to the cannon? I told my wife to smell this new wax (the waterspot remover) and she took a wiff and then punched me in the arm :catfight:

    Its for both, IME its better to try and dissolve the waterspots first before using abrasives.
     
  5. Nica

    Nica Banned

    :rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh: :rollinglaugh:

    Man your wifes senses are at it's peack lol I can see why punched you lol
     
  6. D&D Auto Detailing

    D&D Auto Detailing DB Forum Supporter

    Whats the difference between this and using vinegar or alcohol?
     
  7. OrngeZ

    OrngeZ Birth of a Detailer

    in either bucket or cannon i do 2oz CWG and 2 oz Water spot remover...its my heavy duty solution for dirty cars...its always worked well for me...i always look back at the car after drying and you can see that the paint is VERY clean...
     
  8. Whip Appeal Neil

    Whip Appeal Neil Jedi Nuba

    ohhh sounds liek a plan..i gotta get this stuff...i didnt know they had this!

    do you think it would be a prety good idea to add some CWG + water spot remover in a solution in a spray bottle for the wheels, if so..what ratio?

    thanks in advance!
     
  9. slanguage

    slanguage OD On Detailing

    what is the application/removal process for this product?
     
  10. d00t

    d00t Welcome to Detailing

    Roger.. you and reviving threads from the dead... :p
     
  11. froboy272

    froboy272 Obsessive Detailer

    From the bottle i got:

    "Shake product well. Always use on a cool surface. Recommended that you rinse surface area off with plenty of water to loosen dirt. WARNING: Use gloves and eye protection. Apply small amount of product to surface with sponge or towel cleaning 2' x 2' area at a time. Right after you apply wash and rinse area cleaned very well. Rinse off with a sharp stream of water."
     
  12. MisterShark

    MisterShark Birth of a Detailer

    about $44.


    ;)
     
  13. junebug

    junebug Jedi Nuba

    anybody ever try CLR?
     
  14. spK

    spK DB Forum Supporter

    damn thats expensive... I tried DG water spot remover, it kinda works. Just have to put a bit of elbow grease into it.
     
  15. Junk

    Junk Any Rag Vehicle Washer

    This was cover a couple weeks ago and everyone was raving about Danase water spot remover. Some detailer removed some way nasty looking spots, I mean these things looked like creators! He said it took them right off. I ordered some but haven't tried it yet. Good luck
     

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