Re: Red paint and spots

[audidudi@delphi.com (Jeffrey J. Goggin)]

>I don't think there is a permanant solution...you
>might try taking to a professional detail place and having a glaze
>applied.  Good luck.

This may sound crazy but since this frequently happens to me courtest of the
lawn sprinklers next door, I have tried a number of different products to
remove waterspots.  The most successful has been the same stuff I also use
to clean my showers & tubs: JR's Bio-degradable Tub & Shower cleaner.  I
haven't seen any untoward effects on either my pearl white 200q or Almond
Beige 5k but I suggest you test it on a small area first...
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