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Waterspots on chrome window trim

2518 Views 9 Replies 6 Participants Last post by bmw325, Jun 13, 2002

topazblur

Discussion Starter · Jun 10, 2002

while i was detailing last weekend i noticed waterspots all over my chrome window trim. :thumbdwn: I thought they were waterspots so i tried to remove them with vinegar, but it didnt work....Any suggestions ?..... TIA

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Jon Shafer

· #2 · Jun 10, 2002

topazblur said:
while i was detailing last weekend i noticed waterspots all over my chrome window trim. :thumbdwn: I thought they were waterspots so i tried to remove them with vinegar, but it didnt work....Any suggestions ?..... TIA

Yes!

I had the same problem, until......

Until I used "NEVER DULL" Wadding.

Works bit*hen!

2 thumbs up!!
:thumb: :thumb:

Available at marine stores, I dunno where else...
:dunno:

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scottn2retro

· #3 · Jun 10, 2002

What?

Jon actually doing detail work on his BMW? I thought that's what the dealership was for! :lmao:

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Jon Shafer

· #4 · Jun 11, 2002

LOL!

scottn2retro said:
Jon actually doing detail work on his BMW? I thought that's what the dealership was for! :lmao:

Hehe...

Well, now that you've mentioned it...

I did the old "Never Dull" wadding treatment right after the Boyz had just finished detailing my ride...

It only took me a sec!

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bmw325

· #5 · Jun 11, 2002

Hmm-

I've found that some good old Meguiar's Quil Detailer removes waterspots on the chrome pretty effectively.

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Jon Shafer

· #6 · Jun 11, 2002

I'm telling ya....

robg said:
Hmm-

I've found that some good old Meguiar's Quil Detailer removes waterspots on the chrome pretty effectively.

I'm telling ya, **nothing** works better that "Never Dull" for making the metal shine...

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scottn2retro

· #7 · Jun 11, 2002

besides, too complicated

the use of Meguair's would mean using a bottle AND a towel in the other hand. Jon's guyz wouldn't allow him to do that much work! :angel:

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Alex Baumann

· #8 · Jun 11, 2002

I agree with Jon, 'Nevr Dull' is excellent on chrome trim.

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johnlew

· #9 · Jun 11, 2002

Nevr Dull did it for me. In severe case, I used a very, very, very fine steel wool too.

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bmw325

· #10 · Jun 13, 2002

I'll have to give it a try. I'm not so motivated since it would be 1 more product in my already-too-large car care arsenal-- and the stuff I have seems to do the job to my liking.

Ahh- 1 more thing to be OCD about.

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