3D Eraser Water Spot Remover Review Removes Bad Water Spots

[Jesse@Autopia]

I am always battling the water spots on my car, it is a major problem and it is one of my biggest pet peeves. They are always there in the morning when I wake up to go to work. My sprinklers have hard water and usually those water spots aren't so bad, and I can just wipe them off with a quick detailer or clean them with a quick wash. But I do park my car across the street sometimes into an empty lot, and my neighbor lets the sprinklers go wherever. Examples would be into the street, into other peoples yards, and the small empty lot where I park my car sometimes. My car gets bombarded with water and completely soaks it, and the hard water just sticks on my car, it doesn't roll off like any other water would.

Before:

I did a small section for the test spot to see if it would work:

Close up:

Once I saw that the product removed the water spots completely, I moved on to the rest of the hood and side fenders:

The 3D Eraser Water Spot Remover is very good at removing water spots, but it is a little hard to work with in the direct sunlight. It seemed to dry up really quick since the hood was very hot. Next time I will try to work in the shade, that should give me more time to wipe off the product. All in all, I was very happy in how my car came out, I thought I was going to have to polish the hood again, but luckily the water spots didn't eat through the clear coat and they were removed with 3D Eraser Water Spot Remover.

Products used:
3D Eraser Water Spot Remover

 

[Ronkh]

The fact that it was done in FL summer sun is impressive.

 

[Oldfordisbetter]

Thanks for the review Jesse, i just ordered some of this because of all the great reviews i read about it. It should come in tomorrow. Then its time to try to find some spots to knockout.:bigups

 

[Junebug]

I have been saying it works since it first came out. I have used it on a green foam pad on a PC with low speed, keeping it wet, and slow movement.

 

[Bunky]

3D appears to contain phosphoric acid so it should be a potent alkaline water spot remover. If I recall Duragloss Water Spot remover uses oxalic acid as the primary acid.