This post covers one of the most common forms of automotive
surface care issues in our region – water marks or stains on windows and windscreens. Take a closer look at your own car for signs of water stains after
drying up the glass panels during a car wash. Chances are you will witness
these irksome stains appearing!
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Sampling of a window pane tainted with accumulated stains
caused by our tropical climate.
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We have tried and tested many products and working
procedures, finally coming out with a process that works brilliantly for us! We
are confident that most of the glass stains found in 90% of our rides can be
solved, and the offending glass protected.
This process typically takes about two hours for completion (an
entire car's exterior glass panels). It involves cleaning, solvent cleansing,
chemical removal of 'permanent water stains', a second light solvent cleansing and
finally, the application of a glass sealant protection for a hydrophobic effect
during rain.
Here are some shots taken during a recent job on a 7 year
old Honda CRV.
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50-50 shot of a glass panel clearly revealing the difference
glass
cleaning makes to tainted and often neglected glass surfaces.
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