Water Spots. How to remove?
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Water Spots. How to remove?
I have a waverunner, its brand new. After being used for a couple weeks there are waterspots completely caked onto the paint. What is the best stuff to use to rid my waverunner of any waterspots?
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any type of a pre-wax cleaner should work. I find that Turtle Wax Bug and Tar remover will remove almost anything from the paint. Once you get waterspots out I would recomend you give the waverunner a good coat of wax.
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I ended up hearing about white distilled vineger. I tried it out and it pulled out all of the spots. I then did indeed give it a good coat of wax. Now it looks horrible again after a couple uses, but at least it is protected.
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To get the spots out you're gonna have to polish them out. Do you have a buffer? After you polish the thing I'd suggest a nice polymer sealant because it's alot more durable than wax, will last alot longer, and it protects better as well. If you want one you can get at a local store, DuraGloss #111 would be the best choice, if you want a boutique brand, Chemical Guys JetSeal is a good one. You can then top the sealant with a coat of wax if you so choose for a little added protection. Then after each session you might want to QD it with DuraGloss AquaWax QD spray.
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Here is a great guide on water spot removal. It covers all sorts of issues you might run into and how to deal with them:
https://www.ceramiccoatexpert.com/po...eramic-coating
https://www.ceramiccoatexpert.com/po...eramic-coating