Water Spots Remover

So I hand wash my venture and hand dry it every tine but the problem
I’m having is when the sprinklers go on they leave water spots all over and the few quick detailers I used are not working very good. What’s everyone using as a quick detailer to remove water spots

Thank You

 

on body or glass ?

 

Body

 

sprinkler water spot removal can be tough. if left on too long, they can etch and be close to permanent.
mine were baked on good on dark colored car,
Had to machine buff off with a cutting compound. then wax over top. Even then, it wasnt perfect but huge improvement

get off early with random orbital buffer, then wax/silicon car so easier to remove in future. good luck

 

Are the sprinklers yours? Is money an issue? If Yes and No, you might try a water softener to your sprinklers. Thats a long-term solution.

Another medium-term solution is a ceramic coating which I think will resist the etching that can accompany a variety of substances that land and stick to the surface like bird droppings, tap water, etc.

Short-term...any quick detailer will work provided you get to it soon, i.e., before its gets hot and baked on. But you also have to be careful, too, when using that approach to avoid scratching the clear coat. This approach works well when the vehicle is cool and relatively clean.

 

On my dark blue car it did etch the clear coat. A buff and wax improves it but a shame I t will never look great again
They are my sprinklers so its all my fault.

I have a 21’ MGM tacoma. Its garaged but I should try that ceramic coating stuff now whens its new.

 

You might join the autogeek forum, I recall seeing several threads there dealing with car paint and sprinklers.

 

Thanks, need to try that next time I tackle the water stains. I just watched a couple of toyota YouTubers ceramic coat their trucks.

 

The CarPro Spotless is a good product also.