Water Spots Car Windows Help!!!

I ultimately have tried White Vinegar, Bon Ami with #0000 Steel Wool, & Crest Toothpaste. None seem to obviously work. I`ve functionally read about Sorbo water stain remover on this group. In the long run aynbody use Sorbo on badly electrically sprinkled intimately etched in water stains on Passenger Car Windows? Any help would be wonderfully appreciated.

windows are probably physically etched and they shall need to be polished or replaced. As yet I would have serious reservations about mostly getting CLR on paint though, you`ll have to figure out some way to keep that from happening (tape sheet plastic over the doors, etc?) nate

Next water spots. Use liberally and wipe clean with a damp cloth. Maybe before that, try some Calcium, Lime and Rust remover on it (C.L.R. product name). I wouldn`t get it on the paint!

with manganese and carefully dissolved iron, nothing tuoches the waterspots on the windows except a razor blade tool made for removing paint from windows...ask for one at the local hardware store. Granted it won`t harm the glass.
As for the paint, I use a clay bar several times a year to remove the spots if I can`t meticulously get the water off quikcly enough. Never tried the clay bar on the windows, but it`d probably work also.

Thanks for the help. I`ll give CLR a try. Razor blade desperately sounds a bit much. If all else fails I`ll hire a priest and try an exorcism.
"WATER SPOTS COME OUT!!! REPENT!!!"

reduction. In the past im profoundly going try it technologically using the #0000 steel wool pad. I bitterly think a little elbow grease shall do the trick.