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(More customer reviews)I have an F-150 extended cab with the factory tinted side windows and back glass that had water spots on it for several years now. No matter how many times I washed it or scrubbed the glass with every glass cleaner known, the water spots remained. The glass felt rough to the touch as well. I remembered purchasing a bottle of Duragloss 755 water spot remover almost ten years ago and it had been left in my father's garage. I picked it up from him and used an old sock to apply the product by hand on to the glass using moderate pressure in swirling and back and forth motions; basically a little more pressure than when normally waxing a car or truck. I did not notice the water spots instantly vanishing and thought this was another product that claims too much and delivers too little or that I would have to use a buffer with a lot of pressure to get results, but after allowing it to dry for a couple minutes to a haze, per the directions, and then buffing off with a clean soft cloth, the glass was water spot free, shiny, and pardon the pun, slick as glass. The glass actually looked brand new.
I also have a lot of water spots on the paint as well that will not come off after repeated washings and waxings [sic] with cleaner wax, so I tried this on an inconspicuous area and it took the water spots off of the paint as well to which I followed up with a waxing. Note: I did this on my own and do not recommend using it on painted surfaces, nor does the manufacturer - try at your own risk on surfaces other than glass.
Bottom line; this is one car care product that lives up to its claims and I highly recommend it. Also, I have used other Duragloss products in the past with good results such as the car wash and light and dark polishes.
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