Pinnacle GlassWork Water Spot Remover REVIEW

[Jesse@Autopia]

I used Pinnacle GlassWork Water Spot Remover on my 1999 Land Rover Discovery windows and windshield. The sprinklers overshot into my driveway and left water spots on my windows and windshield so I decided to try out this product to see how it worked.


I used a Rupes LHR 75E Mini Random Orbital Polisher with a polishing pad to take the water spots off.

Before: Glass is cloudy, and the water spots are covering all windows.

I got started on the cleaning process, It wasn't very difficult at all, just one quick pass with the polisher

Then I sprayed on Pinnacle Crystal Clear Glass Cleaner and it wiped off very easily with a microfiber towel and made the glass very clear.

By using the Rupes LHR 75E Mini Random Orbital Polisher I didn't have a problem with reaching the whole windshield, if I would have done this by hand I would have definitely needed a stool to be able to get more leverage to remove all the water spots.

After:

I took the car outside and the glass was completely clear. I really liked this product, it was fast and easy to do, and made the glass look brand new.

I also used Pinnacle GlassCoat Window Sealant with Rain Repellent to have extra protection and to prevent dirt and contamination build-up. It was easy to apply and wiped off effortlessly, and it only took 10 minutes.

Links to Products:
Pinnacle GlassWork Water Spot Remover
Rupes LHR 75E Mini Random Orbital Polisher
Pinnacle Crystal Clear Glass Cleaner with Water Repellent
Pinnacle GlassCoat Window Sealant with Rain Repellent
Microfiber Towels

 

[Robertj34]

I love this stuff, I got a while back. Works great. Safe on side mirrors too.

For the side mirrors, I just used microfiber towel over two fingers and worked the product into the glass. Worked great.

 

[512detail]

I also have used this with great results. Just tried to find the pictures from when I first got my truck, but I used this stuff and it made my glass look brand new!

 

[mnehls86]

Wow. I'm going to have to pick some of that up.

 

[MarkD]

I have this product, bought it a long time back here, when I was a virtual new member.

And I used it once, on the back lift glass on my Tahoe. It was looking slimy, filmy-spotty, and bought it from the very positive reviews here.

I seem to remember when I used it, a bit of a gritty-sandy consistency, like it was a facial scrub exfoliant. I applied by hand with a MF Pad, and removed with an MF Towel.

The glass looked immaculate! Crystal clear, and right now, no crazy rubbing till the cows came home to perhaps remove residual films.

Oh no!, this stuff isn't gonna be used on just anybody's rides, or some junkers, this is in my personal stash-reserve!

Great product, it does what it says-claims.
Mark

 

[radarryan]

Wow! That's a fantastic turnaround. The pictures really capture the difference, which is always hard to do. Thanks for doing it and sharing!

 

[Pockets]

Time to plasti-dip that beast a nice matte finish!