TheMole

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Have you tried to use a bottle of Invisible Glass? Clean it off with some newspaper afterwards.

kickin8

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invisible glass will do the trick.....it's just that i am too lazy to do that and see if i can get away from cleaning the whole windshield....

TheMole

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Haha I see its all good. Well when you do get the chance finish it off with some rejex to prevent staining in the future.

kickin8

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similar stuff as rain-X?

TheMole

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Not quite. You can use this stuff on the exterior of your car. Here is a link: http://www.corrosionx.com/rejex.html

kickin8

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cool....thanks for the tip!

TheMole

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No prob, good stuff, but kind of pricey. I picked up a bottle at a local True Value store.

Dougspeed

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I tried invisible glass with newspaper awhile ago, it does nothing to remove hard water stains on glass. I may try the vinegar route or the clay bar next. Has anyone had results with the magic eraser yet?

MShybrid

I tried the magic eraser on some very bad waterspots on the windshield of my 88 Mark VII. It did nothing to the spots at all. I finally found a combination that worked very well at removing the spots. I took the 0000 steel wool and used Megs NXT as a lubricant. It took a little effort on my part. Your spot problem should not be as bad as mine. I was removing 20 years of waterspots. I was very pleased with the results. The glass looks new again.