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Letter 21739
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+++ I have the same problem so I researched it and found what
I needed to get rid of the problem I had. It's called
HAWAIIAN SHINE --> Yolander Vines
+++ We had water spots on the boat and got them off easily
with See Spot Go --> It is available on the internet. Good luck! By the way, we were just in Hawaii 2 weeks ago, had I known, I would've brought you a bottle! Vickie Dimond |
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Try white distilled vinegar. It is the best and cheapest way to remove any water spot stains safely on anything.
Stephen Jester
- Riverbank, California
If you find and decide to use Hawaiian Shine Waterspot Remover,
please ensure you use LOTS AND LOTS OF WATER with it. Do not let it
dry on the paint or it will damage the clearcoat.
I got the best results by using a wet microfiber cloth, pouring a bit
of the remover on it and then applying it to the car, making sure the
section I apply it to stays wet. Then rinse thoroughly. Twice if
necessary.
R. Bracey
- Ewa Beach, Hawaii
I had the same problem with my windows and shower doors. A friend recommended a product called Bruce's GSR [link is to product info on Amazon] so I found the savior to my problem. The stuff works great and it was pretty cheap.
Nicole Costa
- Sacramento, California
Not all surfaces are the same. Windows are different than painted surfaces so one product can't be used on both to be able to do the best job. I have had great results with a product called Pumix. They have separate applications that are non acidic. This is better than anything i have used.
Eric Elbert
Pumix Inc. - Fresno, California
I have been doing google searches to find a product that I found
in Hawaii that was the BEST. However, I can't find the item. It was
one of those home-based businesses and this guy approached me at the
car wash one day and asked if he could show me this great product. I
said, "whatever." Well, it was really amazing. It was at least $45
bottle per bottle but the stuff was great and now I can't find it
anywhere.
It was a milky color in a clear bottle and I sprayed it on and then
used microfiber rags to buff it off....AMAZING!!!! You would think
with it being a home-based business...they would be advertising all
over the internet but I haven't been lucky enough to find somebody
that sells the product. I guess a name would be nice but I don't
remember. My cars always looked hot in Hawaii and would like to
continue that even though I'm in Kansas.
If anyone knows what this item is called . . .?
Jenny Garrett-Schoch
- Manhattan, Kansas
Hi, Jenny. There are many otherwise powerful cleaners that you can't get anymore because they are regulated due to smog, carcinogeneity, destruction of the ozone layer and other valid reasons. My first car was a convertible with bright white naugahyde upholstery but very greasy power top mechanisms in those days. I remember household detergent mostly making a gray stain when removing grease, then learning about carbon tetrachloride, which would instantly remove every trace of grease and tar with one quick wipe and leave it glitteringly white. If young people today saw how carbon tet removes grease, their jaws would drop in amazement -- but it's an offender on all three counts :-)
The point being, you need to be very careful about buying cleaning products from people who approach you, because they can be terribly dangerous without your knowledge and leave you without recourse. Good luck with the hunt!
Regards,
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The best stuff i have ever come across to address the issues of water staining on windows, vehicles of all types, showers and marine vessels is a product called Waterspot, remove,restore, polish. Its manufactured & distributed by Envirosafe Inc based in Hawaii.They also distribute to other locations so check them out :-)
Andy Munro
waterspot removal specialist - Rotorua, Nth Island, New
Zealand
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December 16, 2008 Please try Ducky "The Original Water Spot Remover" Ducky
was the first ever product developed specifically for this
problem in 1989. Many others have since copied but none
perform as well. It is environmentally friendly, non-toxic,
and requires no rinsing. it is also non-abrasive. you can
find at most marine stores including West Marine and
Boaters World richard romero ---- |
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The absolute best product I have ever used is CX-7...I think. I
too live in Hawaii and the water is rock hard. Another car buff
friend of mine used the product and it works like magic. Wipe it on,
wipe it right off and rinse. It works on paint and windows. But, I
can't find it anywhere. Came in a white plastic bottle and I believe
it was made (or distributed) out of Waipahu, HI.
Anyone familiar with it? Doesn't come up on Google.
Debra Dela Cruz
- Waimea, Hawaii
July 10, 2009
Hi, Debra. My bet is it was C-30, which comes in white quart and gallon jugs. Maybe your car buff friend was using it on a Mazda CX-7 :-)
Regards,
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July 11, 2009 That's funny, but no, he had a big black truck. I
checkout out the website for C-30, that's not the product I
was thinking about, but I'll give it a try. Debra Dela Cruz
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