Mark44
Katie's Boss
- Location
- 100% one place
LOL I was thining the same thing he spends to much time waxing.
Water Spots!!!
- Thread starter cmlangdale
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mike b
Michael "Mayhem" Bevacqua aka MikeyChan
- Location
- California
I yet to see a negative lol
Ducky
Back in the game!
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Well when I had a good woman, I spent a lot of time waxing her suv! haha
- Location
- Wasaga Beach
I use the bathroom cleaner "Scrubbing Bubbles" after each ride. Spray it on, let it sit a few min, hose it off with clean water, then dry. Does a pretty good job.
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I'm gonna just start taking mine to the rehab center here when they have car washes
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- Location
- Lake Havasu City, AZ USA
Nebraska is 3/4 sand, you must live in the muddy corner..Haha, thats where Im originally from is Lincoln and Beatrice.
cmlangdale
username ^ stuff I say >
- Location
- Nebraska
Lincoln pretty much all my life actually lol. Branched Oak and Pawnee are the main lakes we go to that are close and you can't see more than 12" into the water. Lake McConaughy and Fremont lakes aren't as bad.
makejetskiinggreatagain
Brandon
SCOTUS ruled its ok now.
- Location
- fortcollins
Graduated SE high 96, live in CO now but we used to race in Holmes lake!!, talk about water spots, that water was like chocolate milk during our motos
CarbonCorban
AKA El Jefe
- Location
- Albuquerque, NM
What type of vinegar and what ratio do you guys use?
One of the best products fpr water spots removal is called "Hot Sauce"; it keeps the wax coat and it contains wax to strength the waxed protection. I use it in my boat with very good results.
Ive found it after checking on several boating forums and it works as advertised!!
http://boatbling.net/products/boat-blings-product/hot-sauce/
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Ive found it after checking on several boating forums and it works as advertised!!
http://boatbling.net/products/boat-blings-product/hot-sauce/
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makejetskiinggreatagain
Brandon
I've been a terrible ski owner this year. Haven't washed or waxed my ski once. Decided today was the day. After I washed it I was horrified at how many water spots I had. I decided to use meguiars water spot removal. It took FOREVER to get them off but it did work as you can see. I'll be washing and waxing more often now lol.
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- Location
- Candlewood Lake
I've had good luck with Lucas spray wash/wax. It's good for a quick job. Smells good too.
N3vrSat1sfied
Military Member
- Location
- Fort Worth, TX
Didnt read the entire thread but Boat Bling Hot sauce is what I use for my boat. Works pretty good. Also vinegar and water for the glass (windshield).
Jobu
Schrickter
- Location
- West Michigan
I've never had issues with water spots. I wax it one or two times per year. The key for me is as soon as i pull it out of the water i dry it with a towel.....simple and quick.
Mark44
Katie's Boss
- Location
- 100% one place
I use vinegar and water is a spray bottle then dry it off.
makejetskiinggreatagain
Brandon
Your ski must not be black
last summer I waxed my ski every two weeks and still struggled with them...I tried hot sauce thanks to you guys. Wow, am I impressed! It takes off 95% of them and is super quick to use. You can see the difference between my handle pole and nose of my ski in the pic below. My pole only took about ten seconds to do.
I'll still use meguires at the end of the season to the the real stuck on spots off but throughout the season I'll be using the hot sauce after every ride. Thanks fellas!
mike b
Michael "Mayhem" Bevacqua aka MikeyChan
- Location
- California
WOW that came out really good. I was thinking if that was my ski I would have pulled out the buffer. I will have to try that HOT SAUCE. Usually I go a few weeks or months depending what ski I am riding and take it down to the detail shop I work at and go over with a foam pad on a hand held buffer. Now that I will be going to a black ski again I will not be as lucky as to let it go as long. Do you guys just spray the sauce on a wipe off a few moments later or do you need to rub it in as if you were waxing and then rub it off with a clean towel? Looks like a great product!