How to eliminate water spots when washing your car

[Guest voyagervan92]

This is a pretty simple tip, but basically when your washing your car by hand, shoot some jet dry into the soapy water bucket and when your done washing it, shammying it will be rediculously easy. I would double check the safeness of this though before you try it on an expensive paint job. I would feel bad if something happened. lol. Works great when i wash my dads 68 roadrunner.

[evermaxx]

Oh just get car soap with spot free in it. Love my Turtle Wax Soap.

[Craig28]

use this stuff called ducky. i use it on my jet skis and it works good

[BeatBox]

i dont mind it on my paint, it usually goes away BUT ON CHROME wheels that just pisses me off lol i usually try and hit up do it your self car wash and use the "spot free" rise and help alittle

[JPagan]

to eliminate water spots i just wash in the shade.

[Robert8252]

Or make sure your close to the interstate as soon as your done washing it and floor it I've tried many different soaps but never have good luck without drying the whole thing by hand. Will have to try this.

[PUNKYOU007]

If you follow these simple steps you will have a lifetime of spot free washes:

1) Wash vehicle

And the most important step

2) Dry Vehicle

By following this tutorial you will never have to worry about water spots after washing again. I also have this on CD-Rom and DVD for anyone interested.

[BJD3]

If you follow these simple steps you will have a lifetime of spot free washes:

1) Wash vehicle

And the most important step

2) Dry Vehicle

By following this tutorial you will never have to worry about water spots after washing again. I also have this on CD-Rom and DVD for anyone interested.

PUNKYOU FTW!!

Wash in the shade so the sun doesn't dry the car prematurely, and just hand dry when done. I take it a step further and pull out the leaf blower to get in all the nooks and crannies.

[PUNKYOU007]

PUNKYOU FTW!!

Wash in the shade so the sun doesn't dry the car prematurely, and just hand dry when done. I take it a step further and pull out the leaf blower to get in all the nooks and crannies.

Thats a good thing to do, its gets all the water from out of the side mirrors, behind moulding and especially if you have chrome rims. Nothing pisses me off more than that water that gets stuck where the lug nuts are. The do make small blowers too, I have two that I use when I detail motorcycles especially. Looks just like a leaf blower only really small and has a rubber end so not to scratch you fancy paint in case you bump it.

[byers319]

PUNKYOU FTW!!

Wash in the shade so the sun doesn't dry the car prematurely, and just hand dry when done. I take it a step further and pull out the leaf blower to get in all the nooks and crannies.

Haha talk about over kill!