"Water Spots" - What is the best way to remove that is not abrasive?

[Linda's Hell Cat]

I did some searching on the magic Erasers.

🤣 Oh boy, Magic Erasers are like the wild card of cleaning tools—miraculous on grime, but savage on finishes. Some of the “don’t even think about it” warnings people share are downright hilarious (and a little terrifying).
Here's some good advice for you guys

"Don't clean your genitals with it ever! Unless you're trying to do selfie gender reassignment. Even then, I'd advise going to a licensed doctor who has a little experience in that field."

 

[Speedy!]

Like OG says, wash with something like GTechniq decon wash, then a fallout remover, clay bar, polish with 3D Polish, and seal it up with some Adam's graphene ceramic spray. Sounds like a lot but honestly very easy. Took me an afternoon for the 170.

To prevent it recurring wash with the CR Spotless filter. My original resin lasted over 3 years and replacement bulk resin was cost effective. You dont even have to really dry the car, just blow off with a leaf blower and done.

 

[jroyk]

I did some searching on the magic Erasers.
"Don't clean your genitals with it ever! Unless you're trying to do selfie gender reassignment. Even then, I'd advise going to a licensed doctor who has a little experience in that field."

Why would that even cross someone’s mind?

 

[Linda's Hell Cat]

Why would that even cross someone’s mind?

IDK For Comic relief

 

[MikeD1]

Why would that even cross someone’s mind?

Plenty of retards out there these days, who would eat a Tide pod ??