Originally Posted by Pheonix (Post 721087)

Plenty of decent parking, even on a packed night. On a Tuesday night? I doubt there'll be issues. Relax, dude :p

Originally Posted by Pheonix (Post 721092)

His car is even cleaner than mine by virtue of it being newer, and since we both just got ours detailed out today...you think we want to take it to a place where they'll be vandalized? Nah...it'll be nice out, maybe we can get patio and then you can keep an eye on it :p

Originally Posted by 370zproject (Post 721093)

what ? lol

Originally Posted by rj45 (Post 725301)

Removing hard-water spots can be difficult, especially if they dried on a hot surface. A chemical based paint cleaner may not remove the spots, but it's best to try the least aggressive option first. If the paint cleaner doesn't work, you'll need an abrasive polish. I use Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, it's a good OTC polish. It can be used safely by hand or machine. You could also try clay, but I doubt it'll remove the spots.

Just make sure you work on a cool surface and keep the polish wet to increase its work time...a little spritz of water is plenty (I use distilled water in a spray bottle). You may need a few applications. Hopefully, the spots will come out or at least be reduced significantly. Then, follow-up with your favorite wax or sealant.

Good luck!

Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 725308)

Claybar is your friend. Use Griot's yellow super soft clay though.