deep water spot removal??

[pintoBC_3sgte]

so i was wondering if anyone has any tips for me.

vehicle is a red 69 mustang that has been left outside for a few years, uncovered/unwashed, and has resulted in some nasty water spots/stains.

googled on how to remove and saw that meguiars scratch x 2.0 was sufficient.

help ?

[kyoshiro]

if the paint is soft enough, you can get the Gtechniq P1 + Gtechniq tri-foam pad. The only polish that I know of that is an actual polish that you can elbow grease with.
Most off the shelf stuff are fillers.

[pintoBC_3sgte]

Originally Posted by kyoshiro

if the paint is soft enough, you can get the Gtechniq P1 + Gtechniq tri-foam pad. The only polish that I know of that is an actual polish that you can elbow grease with.
Most off the shelf stuff are fillers.

cool. anywhere in town that it can be found?

[kyoshiro]

nope you'll have to order it online

[911fanatic]

You can use Menz Power Finish by hand as well with good results. When used in conjunction with one of the LC hand pads we carry, you should be able to get good results. Doing it by hand won't be easy, but it'll work.

[pintoBC_3sgte]

can you pm me how much that would cost me?

[pintoBC_3sgte]

so to update, it was more then what i had been told. few water spots and this...





so after 4.5-5 hours of work got her looking pretty nice. heres the end result

[busdriverman]

wow nice ride!!!

[Jethro]

had a moment there, thought photos were from car's "glory days" for a minute, what product did you end up using to make er all shiny again? Looks good with 4-5 hours work

[pintoBC_3sgte]

Originally Posted by Jethro

had a moment there, thought photos were from car's "glory days" for a minute, what product did you end up using to make er all shiny again? Looks good with 4-5 hours work

lol some diluted CLR and went to work. got all that crap off.

wash, CLR, wash, clay, Meguiars #21 Synthetic Sealant, Meguiars Hi-Tech Yellow Wax #26