💧 Efficient Water Spot Remover: CRL Quart - Say Goodbye to Stubborn Stains! Review

This material is amazing! If I could give 10 stars I would! I've struggled with water stains on my car for years. Nothing could take her away. Not even good wax. I even took my car to an auto repair shop where I was told I needed to sandblast or repaint it. I said no thanks! I had a friend who I told about my problem and she started investigating! I have to give her credit for finding him. I ordered it and tried it. I worked on a small area at a time. (WEAR GLOVES) You sprayed it on and wiped…

I've used a variety of chemicals to remove limescale stains for decades. I haven't seen anything like this before. First, a recently purchased used car had severe water damage from leaking pipes in the garage for 8 years. The product miraculously worked on painted surfaces in seconds without damaging the clear coat. Alternatively, you could also use a polishing paste or polish less damaged areas, but this would wear down the clear coat. Windows takes more time, and for this reason I recommend…

The video is quite short but shows the results. I painted an Audi RS7 in Daytona Matt. He had recently been bathed in hard well water and the remaining hard water stains looked terrible. I was very concerned about getting the stains from both the glass and the matte paint. I did some internet research and found that Tony, a parts specialist at St. Augustine, recommended this stuff. Tony really seems to know what he's doing so I ordered a litre. I tested the CRL in the most inconspicuous spot I…

Although this product was not originally intended for use on cars, I have found it to be the only product that actually works. I found out about this product after googling "car water spot removal" and saw a professional blog touting the benefits of this product. I decided to try this as I had water spots that wouldn't go away - tried everything (Meguiar's Water Spot Remover removed spots but required a lot of work. many hours of rubbing in and I gave up after two hours and just did part one…

I've used a variety of chemicals to remove limescale stains for decades. I haven't seen anything like this before. First, a recently purchased used car was damaged by hard water for 8 years due to leaking pipes in the garage. The product miraculously worked on painted surfaces in seconds without damaging the clear coat. Alternatively, a polishing paste or buffing from less damaged areas could be used, but this would wear away the clear coat. Windows takes more time, and for this reason I…