QUOTE(douglas_tong @ Dec 16 2017, 08:56 PM)
Hmm water spots are caused by minerals in water. When water evaporates, they leave behind dirt and deposits. When baked under sun over a period of time, it forms.
Doesn't matter what is applied, your car is prone to get waterspots as long as it is exposed to water and sun with the above condition.
Best to wash frequently.
To treat, perhaps you could try cleaner wax or light polishing approach. To prevent, wash your car more often or at least once a week so the deposits will not bake overtime under the sun
Edit: if you still have coating on your car, try using waterspots removal , the liquid type. Abrading with cleaner wax or polish will abrade your coating away
Any recommended cleaner wax?Doesn't matter what is applied, your car is prone to get waterspots as long as it is exposed to water and sun with the above condition.
Best to wash frequently.
To treat, perhaps you could try cleaner wax or light polishing approach. To prevent, wash your car more often or at least once a week so the deposits will not bake overtime under the sun
Edit: if you still have coating on your car, try using waterspots removal , the liquid type. Abrading with cleaner wax or polish will abrade your coating away