How to Remove Water Spots From Car Windows? – 5 Ways

What to prepare:

Step 1: Tape the window corners and edges to prevent water and cleaning compounds from entering your car interior.

Step 2: Clean the glass with your glass cleaner first. Spray the agent onto a cloth or a sponge to clean the area of your car window. Then, turn the cloth’s dry area to start wiping the window clean.

Step 3: (optional) If your window shows some stubborn marks even after using the glass cleaner, you can use the detailing product with a microfiber cloth.

Step 4: Bring out the glass polish and polishing pads as your windshield water spot remover kit. Pour the polish onto the pad, then dab it onto the glass window.

Now, start scrubbing the piece thoroughly all over the glass with various motions, up and down, left to right. Make sure you cover every inch of the glass window.

Step 5: Wipe down other parts of your car that might have been exposed to rain or snow at some point during the day (such as the roof).

Use a microfiber cloth or paper towel to remove any streaks left on the car window water spot remover.

Step 6: Gently rinse the surface with warm water. Let it air dry completely before applying any wax. Then, remove the masking tape.

What to prepare:

Water spots are a common problem that plagues cars, but you can get water spots off car windows with these few simple steps.

Step 1: Mix a solution of equal parts white vinegar and warm water (1:1 ratio) in a spray bottle for easy application.

Step 2: Spray the mixture onto your (closed) car window where you see the water spot.

Step 3: Let the mixture sit for 5 – 10 minutes, longer for stubborn stains, before rinsing it off with plain water.

Step 4: Dry the window with a soft cloth.

Step 5: Repeat Steps 1 through 3 until you remove hard water stains.

What to prepare:

Step 1: Pour some WD40 on a cotton swab or paper towel and rub it around the window where you see the water spots.

Step 2: Wait 30 seconds, then wipe off any excess liquid with a dry cloth. You’ll want to repeat this step for each spot you notice.

(This will help loosen up any water spots stuck from auto glass and make it easier to wipe them away with your cloth or paper towel.)

What to prepare:

Still, if all water spots on car windows won’t come off after trying all the options mentioned earlier, don’t worry, as we still have another shot. This method is also known to remove limescale.

Step 1. Apply some ammonia-free glass cleaner onto your glass first to make sure you do not damage its surface with the scaper later.

Step 2: Using a scraper, scrape the water spots off with the grain of the glass. (This will give you the best chance of removing them completely.)

Step 3: Apply a small amount of dish soap to the area where you’ve scraped off some of the spots and rub it gently with your fingers until it has been entirely rubbed away (don’t use too much soap).

Step 4: Then rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly with a clean towel or paper towels before applying your window tinting film again.

Note: Do not use sandpaper as it will leave scratches in your car’s glass windows.

What to prepare:

Just like vinegar, lemon has acid that can help remove water spots from your car windows and windshield.

Step 1: Cut the lemon in half and choose whether to put its juice in a spray bottle and spray on the affected areas or use a cloth to rub on your window where water spots are sitting.

You can also directly scrub the lemon on your car window and let it sit for 5 – 10 minutes. (Let the acid do the job).

Step 2: Rinse it with water and remove all the acid residue on your window.