Hard water spots? Try Coke and Lusso glass polish
I had some pretty bad ones and i tried tons of different polishes and rainx, nothing worked.
I put some coke on a microfiber cloth and wiped in it the window. Finished off with Lusso glass polish and low and behold the combo worked.
Just thought I would share in case anyone else is running into the same problem
I put some coke on a microfiber cloth and wiped in it the window. Finished off with Lusso glass polish and low and behold the combo worked.
Just thought I would share in case anyone else is running into the same problem
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I've heard of this before, the phosphoric acid in it is the reason. Though I don't like the thought of putting coca-cola on my car
I'll stick with my Sonus glass polish
I'll stick with my Sonus glass polish
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Originally Posted by brabusw209amg' post='928754' date='Jun 30 2009, 02:00 PM
coke or coca-cola? wouldnt the sugar be sticky?
, i pretty sure he is talking about coca-cola, 
it's sticky if you let it dry. don't let it dry.
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Since it's glass a mild acid should be ok but I wouldn't use it on bodywork. Lemon juice is also a mild acid and should have the same effect.
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