XPEL Water Spot Remover (16 oz) - Water Remover for Glass, Paint, Windows, Car Detailing

For people who say it doesnt work, they probably let the water spots bake and do damage beyond this. This stuff works excellent.

This product doesn’t work. It says it works to remove water spots. This doesn’t do that. Even light water spots this doesn’t work. It even left water spots of its town for letting it sit for 45 seconds on the car. I had to use the chemical guys water spot gel to remove the existing water spots and the new water spots this thing caused. On top of being absolute useless product that doesn’t work it smells terrible too.I trust xpel with their ppf products, but that’s about it. They should let maintenance and car companies do the rest. They should be disappointed greatly for releasing a product that absolutely doesn’t work.

most water spots came off.Some water spots remained after repeated attempts.would rate good but not great.

Tootsie remove water spots from my car

Does not work as good as advertised. Better than clr but still not great. It leaves a lot of water spots on the glass and may take many applications to remove all spots. I'm still looking for a cleaner containing hydrofluoric acid similar to an old product Miracle Glass which is not made any more. I may have to mix up my own solution. Look for something else that might work.

Exactly what the other people here say does not work at all, have xpel ppf and ceramic coating but waterspots still stay etched and this spray after countless applications did nothing to clear them out.

My experience with it is you better get those water stains asap cause they will set in and haven't been able to remove them 100% and why I gave it 4 stars

Xpel PPF is great, 2 vehicles full fronts, 3rd vehicles just lights. Many thousands of dollars spent on Xpel PPF. Great stuff.This water spot remover is the opposite of good stuff. Useless would be giving this product a compliment. Regardless if the water spots are "baked in" or unbaked, this Xpel water spot remover removes the least between 3 products. I tried Adam's Polishes Waterless Wash first, thinking it was just stubborn spots, removed barely anything without elbow grease. Then I tried Maguire's Quick Detailer spray. Seemed to remove half of Adam's Waterless Wash.Then comes last but very least this Xpel water spot remover; despite using the same set of microfiber cloths as the other 2 products, this spray does nothing but leave white chips of residue on my car and makes it smell like stank vinegar. I ripped open 2 new bags of microfiber towels from 2 different companies - same white dandruff residue left by Xpel Water Spot Remover but the water spots remain beasting.Check out my photos with the areas in red showing the white clumps of material on the bottom of the bottle after hard agitation. I shook the bottle so much the material started misting out the nozzle due to built up pressure. No amount of elbow grease with this spray takes off any water spots.So if you like your car having dandruff like material on the paint and having it smell like stank vinegar, use this for your lulz. Don't expect any water spot help though. I can't believe this is the same brand as the PPF.