How to clean grill water spots?
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Please don't wax it...it won't remove it, it will basically seal it. Not what you are trying to do.
Megs does make a AIO product, but it may not get it. Hate to admit it, but Beechkid is on the right path try the white vinegar first, its least aggressive. Make sure you wash the area after you TEST a spot. If that doesn't work, you may need to bump it up. Chemical Guys makes a hard water spot product. Not sure if it is safe on chrome plated surfaces or not.
Hard water spots are less likely to etch there than on your paint.
Have you tried using Stoners Glass Cleaner yet?
Can you post some photos of what you are working with?
Megs does make a AIO product, but it may not get it. Hate to admit it, but Beechkid is on the right path try the white vinegar first, its least aggressive. Make sure you wash the area after you TEST a spot. If that doesn't work, you may need to bump it up. Chemical Guys makes a hard water spot product. Not sure if it is safe on chrome plated surfaces or not.
Hard water spots are less likely to etch there than on your paint.
Have you tried using Stoners Glass Cleaner yet?
Can you post some photos of what you are working with?
Last edited by RollingRock; 10-08-2010 at 01:20 AM.
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