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"Water marks"?
Hi all,
I have what look like faint water marks on my tupper ware. They dont want to wash off or come off with Pledge or auto wax. Can I use fine rubbing compound on the tupper ware without hurting the finish. Also, some on my windshield. I've sed a lot of elbow grease on it. Could possibly be some sort of sap or pitch but is not sticky, doesn't smear and I can't feel it. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I also have a few small scratches want to remove. Want to look sharp for SpyderFest!!!
Ride in Comfort,
John
Seal FloorBoards
Last edited by sealfloorboards; 04-09-2011 at 08:22 PM.
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Sounds mineral to me. Try to find something acidic for removing and breaking down mineral. You can try to use some baking soda in a thin paste to see if that will help too.
Rubbing compound on plastic... I don't think I'd try it.
ETA: Also use a SOFT cloth with the baking soda.
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2010 RTS-SE, Orbital Blue
I've had hard water dry on windshields etc. and leave little rings of iron on the surface after the water evaporated. I got rid of mine by going to a car wash and soaking it with their soft water and wash mitt.
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