How To Remove Water Spots From Auto Glass

[@kaafromoz]

Just watched 5 other videos all that required expensive products to do the same damn job ..thanks mate I use Barkeeper's Friend for my sinks etc and it is awesome but now..off to do the water-spots on my windscreen..you have saved me money and also showed it simply and precise I appreciate your channel and am subscribing right now..Keep Safe especially now days love from Australia

[@AnthonySAdams]

BRILLIANT! I'm a bartender and I didn't even THINK of using BAR KEEPERS FRIEND. Thnk you for this!!!

[@patriadomundo9271]

Man, I love you. I damage several windows whashing the gutters with Krud Kutter. I'm talking about house windows. After washing your video I tried your idea on these damage windows and the glasses got completely cleaned! I though I would have to replace all my client's windows. What a relief! God bless you.

[@JonJon-uk5qb]

I just tried this today 11/29/23. I gotta say it works good. I cleaned off the hard water stains on my car side mirrors. Had to use a bit of hard scrubbing and a couple of passes but it worked. - went from can’t see sh*t to that’s a lot better!

[@josephiudice5978]

GREAT VIDEO... there are too many "pros" and jokers and trolls doing water spot videos. This just works.... no gimmicks, no nonsense, no hassles. Thanks

[@josephiudice5978]

Update.. I tried this on my 2010 E90, and though it helped it was not as easy as the video. Possible answers, my spots were deeply etched, i used ZUD (no BKF in the house, same ingredients tho) didn't use enough? I went to Ultimate Compound on an orange foam pad and it worked well on the glass. BUT, the ZUD solution got on some faded plastic with spots on my drivers side mirror surround... I wiped it off with a micro towel.. and it restored the plastic. Zero work, nice dark black, no spots... BKF should work the same.

[@cherrelyn]

This is why I love KZbin. Thank you! I just discovered how bad the water spots were on my car trying to drive in the rain. I am definitely doing this to my car windows this Saturday!

[@sammyveach8051]

Cherrelyn did this work well for you and was it as easy as the video showed?

[@cherrelyn]

@@sammyveach8051 I only did a small section and it seemed to work just fine. I need to finish the rest but the rain has been pretty relentless out here in OR. Stay tuned lol

[@sammyveach8051]

@@cherrelyn Thanks for your timely response.

[@baileyj123]

Man great video. I love when people like you show how to use normal everyday products to perform a task, rather than buy a bottle of “Brand X” for $$$$ which does the same. Going to get my Bar Keepers friend and clean my windows. Thanks. Got yourself a new follower.

[@timvasquez6979]

This really worked! I used a home depot scouring pad, I wet the scouring pad, put some Bars cleanser on and rubbed it onto the affected areas, then wiped off the excess, and applied window cleaner on and WOW!

[@vanessamiller9998]

Did the scouring pad not scratch the glass at all?

[@cherrelyn]

I tried it this morning but with a soft cloth. I was afraid to get too aggressive with it so it really didn’t remove as much as I would have liked. I shall try again!

[@lovebrown83]

People are sleep on Bar Keepers friend I advise you guys to buy it while its cheap! This stuff cleans everything perfectly to me.

[@BRAVO_TWO_NINE]

Just found this video, THANKS. Simple and easy.

[@KD-ou9bm]

I clean my stainless steel pans with this stuff. It shines them like brand new!

[@alanbranch851]

Barkeepers Friend absolutely works guys, My Dodge Ram has dark tinted windows and the hard water spots were bad. I used a fine cell soft scrub sponge applying it to the wet sponge shaking off the excess and after wetting the window used light even circular motions. Took it off with light fingertip pressure quick.

[@BlackStallion-86]

I tried this my self on my 08 E90 M3 windows & it works people 😁 it works no lie... thank you for sharing this life hack my next window will be my shower doors 😅

[@eljalisco4185]

It worked for me on my Silverado Windows left them spotless clean. 👍🏻. Thanks for the advice on using this

[@garysprouse9890]

Finally! Thank you, I’ve been looking for a method. So much crap out there that doesn’t work or so called pros wasting your time with their loooong vids.

[@morejelloplease]

Use at your own risk , start light if you have to , it's very abrasive. and good luck!

[@Mike_Malloy]

Nice and makes sense. I've been using this product to clean my shower doors. Works great removing water spots and soap scum there too. I switched to liquid Bar Keeper and works better.

[@sammyveach8051]

Did you clean your car window with the Bar Keepers Friend powder or liquid and if so was it as easy to do as shown in the video?

[@Mike_Malloy]

@@sammyveach8051 I have. I use liquid Bar Keeper on the exterior glass, not on paint, then rinse with a hose. Final step dry with microfiber cloth.

[@sammyveach8051]

@@Mike_Malloy Thanks Mike for your timely response. Did you find that the spots came off as easily as he showed in the video?

[@kCI251]

Bar Keepers Friend works excellent on rust stains too. My white fiberglass boat had huge rust streaks, they were gone after an hour of soaking it with liquid BKF.

[@AXNJXN1]

AAaaaaand I just blew $90.00 for chemicals online... SMH. Excellent vid dude!

[@pmaint1]

A nm d after removing H20 spots remember to put Rainx on all the glass to prevent the spots from returning so quickly.

[@The1Music2MyEars]

Want to another awesome use for barkeeps friend? My white quartz counters was stained yellow from a rotting banana I forgot about. I tried everything. As a last resort, I did BKF and wow, it did not ruin the quartz and removed the stain

[@arizonacolour8793]

my mind is now blown. relaxing video, btw!!

[@ptt1404]

why this video has 41 dislike OMG !! You just saved me 30$ thank you so much!!

[@morejelloplease]

no idea, maybe my voice put them to sleep or they thought it was too good to be true. there's haters no matter where you go these days :)

[@ptt1404]

@@morejelloplease so they dislike for their profits haha

[@sneakeredd_356]

Damn im going buy some right now finally a video that have good results 👍

[@ChristineJump]

Oh my gosh, thank you. Just bought a slightly used car and the water spots were making me crazy.

[@thatgreatdeal]

I also use this on exhaust tips. Nothing else would work, but this turned stained exhaust tips to a bright finish!

[@morejelloplease]

you know i dont think i ever tried that! i did turn some black tips to nice chrome using the eagle wading polish, lots of manual little circles, about 30 minutes per tip, no joke. i had a polisher but just wanted to take the time and do it by hand.

[@TheExStig]

👍Yes it's great for cleaning chrome exhaust tips as well as your car windows.

[@pmaint1]

Thanks for this simple fix for my h20 spots. Funny thing I've noticed my old land cruiser and older merc mariner do not get these obvious h20 spots but my wife's new ranger gets them bad. This seems to be with new glass as we park these vehicles next to each other outside. HMMM

[@robertzecca2226]

I agree with this ... have had older cars, windshields seemed to be smother,.. rain x would seem to work alot better too,... new windshields are probably softer, etching the surface easier,.. resulting in a rough windshield/auto glass, that grabs water spots better than rain-×,.. about to try the BKF! Hope it works!

[@premiumblue1637]

Much safer for your glass compared to using steel wool!

[@timbabyak8143]

This worked on my 2011 Tacoma. MAGICAL

[@lylelawing7917]

The final thing you need to do to clean these rusty hard water stains off of your windshield.... Bar Keepers Friend... the liquid version. The lightest steel wool. Maybe not even necessary. I used an abrasive sponge. I scrubbed and was absolutely elated and surprised at the super results. 🙏😇

[@BurtBowers]

Very good but does it it leave any fine scratches in the glass afterwards? where do you get that stuff at bud?

[@morejelloplease]

it can leave micro scratches depending on how well you dissolve the particles and how much pressure you apply. this will occur with any abrasive product. I picked it up at my local grocery store.

[@thetrain5785]

Went and grabbed the liquid version worked super steller hack bro good lookin out

[@rubenperez1481]

Did the liquid version work on the water stains?

[@LASadvgrrl]

did you mix the liquid with water?

[@thetrain5785]

Works like magic get a sponge with some aggression too it !

[@KN1GHT2000]

OMG! My glass looks brand new now! Thanks! I got a lot of products to repair my glass and none of em work that good! This cleaner all my water spots! and is cheap!

[@nathanstrong4359]

Nice. I’m detailing my car tonight and noticed some spots all over my windshield from a sprinkler T work that I can’t remove. I’ll try this tomorrow!

[@morejelloplease]

*use caution* , try a test spot that's very small and not in your line of sight , make sure you drive thru different conditions and lighting etc to rule out any micro marring or haze that may impair your vision. use at your own risk!

[@carlosleos6639]

Thank you bro for sharing it work on my 2021 Nissan Altima sr thank you

[@gregkimura5906]

I use the liquid version of Barkeeper and it works great too. Smells a little like vinegar. Works on rubber trim, BUT DO NOT USE ON PAINT!!! It's abrasive and it'll damage it, so tape off the paint, before using!

[@Stevespov]

works well! thank you!

[@ProjectAnubisUSA]

Good stuff... so is driven acid gel (smells minty)

[@mykel714]

I'm afraid to use BKF on my brand new SUV water spots. Florida sprinkler systems used recycled water got me but good !! . Would Baking Soda and Vinegar be a good substitute? Thanks guys !

[@siempreinexorable]

¡Muchísimas gracias, en el mercado local en México ya encontramos Bar Keeping Friend, así que afortunadamente podemos remover las manchas de agua dura y minerales del parabrisas del carro. Saludos cordiales.

[@BayviewBud]

Thank You Thank you THANK YOU! This stuff worked great and my auto glass is like new again!!!

[@morejelloplease]

+Ken Trump anytime! i tried a bunch of products and nothing worked. When i tried this i said Woah! I have to make a video on this! it worked great! another cleaning tool i discovered is a magic eraser. it's like 3000 grit sandpaper and will go thru clear, paint, etc if you use too much pressure, but for cleaning light switches in the house, or switches in the car, dash, etc it works great!

[@calvarez570]

it works well ididit to my house Windows it clean the hard water stain , thanks bro

[@concernedpatriot.2221]

I used “ bon-ami “ which I believe is more or less the same thing, used to clean glass stove tops. I used it on my paint, no damaged and removed all my water spots that were baked in for a year. Tried everything, nothing worked. After I used it, I waxed my truck and it looks like brand new. Saved at least 1000 dollars by not taking it to a professional car detailed.

[@morejelloplease]

you polished your vehicle with this? crazy! lol

[@concernedpatriot.2221]

@@morejelloplease not polish it. I used a very similar product called “ bon-Ami “ to remove baked on water spots that I couldn’t remove with anything. After I used the product to remove the water spots, I used waxed the car. Paint is like new with no more water spots

[@georgeakemi]

Amazing result! Wonder how it would work on a bathroom mirror... especially a mirror inside a shower that has soap scum.

[@cwoww76]

BKF has a not abrasive version. I would use that. Mirrors will show scratches more than clear glass. Clean mirrors with soapy water first, then BKF non abrasive, and finish with 90% isopropyl alcohol and microfiber. Always clean mirrors and glass in the dark or shade. Light produces heat that causes streaking

[@BARBELLS-AND-BUDS]

Is This bar keepers Friend basically the same thing as Ajax or Comet scourring powder for the tub?

[@morejelloplease]

they are close but different.

[@MAGAMAN]

Bar Keepers Friend can damage some surfaces. They say to never leave it on a surface for more than a minute. If you use it on your windows, be sure you don't get it on your paint.

[@morejelloplease]

you can use it on paint if you want to remove the paint ;)

[@maureen14]

Can you just use Ajax cleanser? Isn't it the same thing as Bar Keepers Friend?

[@amazoniam3695]

No. Ajax is a chemical disaster. Barkeeper's Friend uses oxalic acid which is a natural compound found in many plants - including foods. This stuff is amazing... and low price. Get some and try it on your kitchen sink. If you have a glass top stove, personally I've always used it on that with great success (CYA disclaimer - follow manufacturer directions and do a test patch if you're uncertain). Enjoy!

[@willieverusethis]

I've always used Lime Away on my house windows. No scrubbing at all.

[@ChopsRocks302]

Nice! Thx for the tip. I have this situation going on with my 2014 Dodge Challenger. Think I'll give 'er a whirl

[@Bouncingbongos]

Worked like a charm!

[@lJUSTwanaCOMMENT]

I had someone do this to my windows once long before I saw this video. The scratches it leaves are not obvious, but at night when a street lamp hits your windows just right, you can see all the little swirls of scratches it left behind. I know for sure scratches weren't there before this or I would have noticed them. I always spray my truck, never use any type of contact car washing methods and I am the truck's first owner.

[@morejelloplease]

any abrasive will leave micro scratches behind that will show up under parking lot lighting. you have to perform another step to remove the micro scratches but will require a different type of polish. most are happy with the results of the first step when used on a sunroof or mirror. I personally wouldn't perform this on a windshield or passenger compartment window unless you know what you're doing. it's the same as applying rubbing compound to pain and then scratching your head wondering how you just added thousands of scratches when you were attempting to remove them.

[@lJUSTwanaCOMMENT]

Agreed...I just wish he'd have told me before he did it and not after.

[@luiscampos7952]

Hey there! Well here's the secret; applying this is not bad at all and with the correct method it won't leave any light scratches or swirls. Well the secret is using a fluffy microfiber towel, apply a very light amount of Bar Keeper's Friend with bottled water (important since tap water has a lot of minerals and it's not a good idea in hot environment), and apply over the glass to be treated, constantly lubricating it with any glass cleaner, say windex or invisible glass, BUT, NEVER DO CIRCULAR MOTIONS. Do straight lines up-to-down. When finish, rinse with glass cleaner with a clean towel or microfiber, and for last, cure the clean glass with three coats of rainx(follow the proper rainx instructions of course for each coat). And yes, this won't leave any scratches or swirls even on night lights or direct daylight on the glass. No prob, thank me later buddy.

[@jp7489]

I'm gonna try that I heard that to be careful not to get that on your paint job..

[@kyangsable]

I did this the other day to my window and it worked great but i used the liquid version of bar keepers. Also i thought the steel wool was too abrasive so i used a scotch bright scrubber and did the trick. I even tried using CLR with the scotch brite and it didn't even work. Great video. My glass looks great

[@morejelloplease]

yeah steel wool is a little harsh, even the scotch bright could be too much. always start light and apply as needed.

[@hartleyroadmusic]

Wish I would have seen this 2 days ago. I just spent nearly 30 bucks on some fancy bottle of miracle glass cleaner on Amazon....

[@MrLonghorn343]

Did it work?

[@jasonhamilton1780]

thanks man this stuff works great now if I could find something to take water marks of my chrome trim

[@morejelloplease]

white vinegar, warm water and microfiber didn't do the trick?

[@almonaci23]

0000 steel wool. it's soft enough to remove spots and not scratch the chrome

[@midnight873]

Is bar keepers same as ajax?

[@maureen14]

You took the words right out of my mouth. I just updated the comments and see you asked the same question I just asked today. I noticed they haven't answered you yet so the answer is probably yes..lol

[@morejelloplease]

I dont know, i never compared them

[@JulietActual]

I'm trying this on my next detail. I just got my supra & I noticed some rings I couldnt take off. Drove me insane! I'll definitely tape off the areas. How often do you do this?

[@morejelloplease]

I only did it once, use at your own risk.

[@Andre92426]

Ok, I understand the basic idea behind using bar keepers friend to clean different glass on cars - and it makes sense. Would it work on removing surface scratches from windshield wipers too?

[@morejelloplease]

@Andre92426 no idea, never tried. As mentioned in Several other comments use at your own risk. It's an abrasive, so the more you try, the more damage you can do.

[@logannicholass3702]

Would not recommend putting too much pressure when buffing with the BKF. Created swirl scratches in my windshield. Didn't really work.

[@morejelloplease]

@logannicholass3702 it's an abrasive

[@thomblank2915]

Can we use this on paint too?

[@morejelloplease]

I've never tried, you would have to polish it with other products to correct it. You'd probably damage it, it's not a one and done product for paint.

[@gracenorton1009]

can this product be used on house windows?

[@morejelloplease]

I would try a test spot. It seems that people will sometimes use too much powder and it becomes very abrasive depending on what you use it can scratch it. Your mileage may vary.

[@kristinep_xo5758]

Is this safe to use on your car window? Just asking, thanks!

[@morejelloplease]

at your own risk! i wouldn't use it on the windshield.

[@johnmiceter]

Can you just get a spray bottle of wattle and add a teaspoon or 2 to the spray bottle and spray it directly onto the glass ?

[@morejelloplease]

You can try, it may clog the spray head over time.

[@johnmiceter]

@@morejelloplease but it won't do any damage if it gets on the paint, plastic or chrome will it ?

[@morejelloplease]

@@johnmiceter it's an abrasive so yes it can, you are varying the amount of liquid sandpaper that you create, always use at your own risk and try a hidden test spot first.

[@rsi2493]

Does the cream version work

[@morejelloplease]

Never tried

[@thinkaboutit9891]

Trying this tonight got quoted 80$ to do my windows I'll do this first

[@cherrelyn]

Have you tried this on headlights?

[@morejelloplease]

You know i haven't, it may dull them and require a special plastic polish to make them clear again. I don't have any headlights to test on. If i get some I'll post a video for sure!

[@cherrelyn]

@@morejelloplease Try mcguires clear protective spray for headlights 😊 not sure how long that will last but it sure beats the price of replacing them.

[@ninasanzon1562]

Does this work on tinted windows? Don't want to do it and end up with scratched tint

[@morejelloplease]

do NOT use this on tint, it's too abrasive. for cleaning tint directly use a non-ammonia cleaner and remember tint is a soft plastic like film, any debris on a towel for example with added friction can cause fading and even scratches. light pressure with a clean piece of microfiber and the right cleaner is key.

[@ninasanzon1562]

@@morejelloplease thank you that's what I thought

[@truckersnoop5352]

Didn't work for me

[@andrezahire7342]

Gr8 vid bro

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thanks.

[@jerrywhidby5259]

Did this to the outside of my sunroof, and now it has thousands of little scratches. It's tinted, so it might make it easier to see the scratches. I would not recommend doing this. I have no idea how I will fix this.

[@morejelloplease]

not sure why that happened unless your moonroof is not glass, either that or the product wasn't dissolved enough so basically you applied and abrasive like rubbing compound to it. You may try it again but Shake the bottle vigorously so the product dissolves completely.

[@morejelloplease]

if you're not careful and don't dilute the compound thin enough then you can damage your glass. just like some can choke on a teaspoon of water. use at your own risk and thanks for the click! :)

[@jerrywhidby5259]

Joseon In It looks like you make a habit of posting comments about others like this. You seem to have a nasty personality.

[@joelritz5372]

Try the best rubbing compound for car finishes first and then seal with Maguiar´s gold line car finish wax and sealer.

[@brainzmusic622]

Awesome thank you!

[@rockystrazzi2387]

Have a 75 Vette gonna try that .I know it's been around a long time

[@NicholasANappiNick]

I always use bon ami but this stuff is great

[@planestrainsandautomobile6651]

Good job sir

[@soldout2jc]

Well sadly, this also didn't work. I was hopeful as I tried everything else, including some things mentioned in some of the comments as what not to do. I'm about resigned to the fact that they must be permanently etched. Rubbing compound, steel wool, 50% vinegar, buffer with denim pad and polishing compound, all no difference. I haven't tried CLR or the red scouring pad, but I'm considering it. Also - a glass polishing kit might be in order. Thanks for the video - I hope you get your monetization back.

[@electronic-boyproductions636]

Mine is severe also, there is a video of a guy with a 04a compound or something, and a guy with a 3M headlamp cleaning kit, gonna try those, those videos had results with severe damaged spots.

[@morejelloplease]

sorry it didnt work, it's not a cure-all option, actually very abrasive , i was surprised at the results myself. guess it doesnt work for everything.

[@soldout2jc]

more jello please I did find something that worked. Griots fine glass polish with a random orbital buffer using orange pad at 3000 rpm. Slow passes and finishing the corners and stubborn spots with 0000 steel wool. :).

[@Halakah7]

Get some toilet bowl cleaner, "The Works" from Home Depot and Lysol Advanced without bleach both work VERY well...

[@petersalls4083]

thanks....why didn't I think of this?

[@ronmiller682]

Where can I get it ?

[@morejelloplease]

grocery store, hardware store, etc

[@patruckbass7713]

I can't get my windows clean at all. Trying everything

[@ryugo7713]

patrick hampton same here. Starting to wonder if all these how to remove water spot videos are just BS. If you find something that works, please come back and let me know. I’ll do the same.

[@morejelloplease]

i showed you in realtime it works, not sure whats on your windows or what technique you are using. this is a very harsh but effective method for your glass, i would not do this more than twice.

[@ryugo7713]

Found some Glasweld Proclean glass restorer. Arrived today, tried it when I got home. Made one pass on one window before it got dark out and it actually works!!! Amazon has it. Comes with a white scotchbrite-like pad. Apply to pad, rub on in a small area(1’x1’), mist with water, continue rubbing, then buff off.

[@patruckbass7713]

@@morejelloplease my spots are not as visible as yours but when you get on the glass it is evident

[@95993harpo]

@@morejelloplease This doesn't work for everone. Some have water spots that have been there for years like myself. I tried both versions diluted and straight and neither worked.

[@ronmiller682]

Can you use this on drinking glasses ?

[@morejelloplease]

no idea?

[@Gloriagal78]

Since it's called Barkeepers friend, it would certainly make sense.🤔

[@jsarratt1]

@@Gloriagal78 lol

[@darlenekuhnel206]

Ron Miller, I use this on vases where there is a water line from leaving the flowers in it for too long, it works great. After I found how well it works on my vases I decided to use on drinking glasses making sure to wash really well after. I mainly bought this product for my stainless sink, it removes scratches as well as all the other crap that ends up on the kitchen sink.

[@ronniehallmark1278]

Yes. I use on alot of stuff. Just rinse well

[@vidaljuarez6791]

This works but it took me an hour to do one window since my windows have hard water spots for years

[@acknowledgepeople1965]

Rats. I know this works for everyone else but it did nothing for my water spots. Still completely there. Anybody got ideas of what I could try next or what I may be doing wrong. ? Thanks!

[@morejelloplease]

try megs or chemical guys water spot remover. always try a test spot because it can ruin glass if you're not careful.

[@acknowledgepeople1965]

@@morejelloplease Thank you so much. I will try those. I appreciate it.

[@keving1774]

That sounds abrasive

[@morejelloplease]

well technically it is :)

[@westrew63]

Awesome!

[@NinoNlkkl]

looks same a comet cleaner

[@cliffords2315]

same thing

[@fern9234]

It's not the same. This stuff had acid in it, comet is bleach based.

[@DioGreen]

The water spots may be gone, but you can still hear the contaminants in the glass. Leave the bar keep for the bar, and clean auto glass properly with a polisher, glass polishing pad, and glass polish. When you do this, be careful not to overheat the glass. Windshields are made with two sheets of very strong durable glass and between those two sheets is a thin film. The film protects the driver in the event of an auto accident and prevents the shattering of the windshield. If you heat the glass up due to friction from the abrasives in the polish and the speed of the machine, you may bubble or wrinkle that plastic interlayer and when that happens, game over. Have to buy a new windshield. For those who may not have a polisher, a glass cleaner for lubricant (use liberally) and a razor blade at a 45 degree angle, going from top to bottom will also remove most contaminates, just be careful not to scratch the glass. Hope this helps.

[@morejelloplease]

not everybody has a set of orange county polishing pads and a PC7424, G2, flex, or rotary with the correct compounds and polishes as we do. this is a simple method that anyone can use by taking a trip to the supermarket. everything comes with a risk these days. heck, you can choke on a teaspoon of water, and someone out there has done it :) There are several methods out there, ammo has a decent one.

[@brando555555]

OH NOOOOOOOOOO CONTAMINANTS IN THE GLASS, you said it yourself bro. Razor Blade, boom! done! Bar Keeper's Friend works great. Oxalic acid should do just fine and removing mineral deposits from hard water. A rotary polisher is just overkill.

[@totowolf9716]

Doesn’t work on the cakes on shit...griots kits and the PC took care of it

[@V1ZFN]

Seriously contaminants in glass? wtf...

[@ashrafachu9258]

not going

[@markglenn24]

Not a good idea scratched up the windows on my Prius

[@morejelloplease]

interesting, all i can think is you used too much or it didnt dissolve fully, too much pressure, dirty microfiber, etc.

[@markglenn24]

@@morejelloplease Maybe I used to much but it totally destroyed my front windshield and scratched it also permanent swirl marks. The next day I went to a local detail outlet and the guys there used everything they had to try and undo the damage and it only made it worse. Thought for sure i was going to have to replace the glass . Luckily did some google searching found this local company Mr. Scratch Removal mrscratchremoval.com dude came out and resurfaced the glass took him like 2hrs 5 step process actually sanded the glass there was glass powder everywhere . It came out looking like brand new cost me $175. I also used the BKF mix on my head lights and there ruined also need to get those done next.

[@raol2013]

Mind blown

[@sponholio]

Would have been good it you didnt cut the video right before you wiped it off.

[@morejelloplease]

you talking about 1:57 ? i only cut out 2-3 seconds. next time i'll leave my sneeze in the video LOL

[@sponholio]

Yeah sorry. Just makes it look fake when it gets clipped right before the final outcome.

[@morejelloplease]

hehe i know what you mean. i see that in videos all the time. you can actually see the streak marks are still drying when i come back from the cut, so literally it was only 2-3 seconds missing. I found a similar video on youtube which i thought was fake, so i tried it. the results were so amazing that i decided to make this video. this video is actually featured on several websites.

[@karenfuentes5222]

Wow!

[@jonrandall5490]

S U P E R B ! ! !

[@Ihavetruth22]

just to need to put on the surface. it's an abbrasive. no need to mix.

[@llamatymer]

Eric jones I think the mixture would help it act more as a wet sanding compound than just a dry power which I can imagine might leave some deeper cuts. Just my thought on it.

[@BOOSTEDLASER]

Bon Ami even better

[@flyfliker]

Bon Ami 1886

[@UnderWhelmed55]

Finish off with a few coats of RainX.

[@ryugo7713]

Steve S car wax lasts 3 times longer than rain x.

[@Sgtspicey01]

Isn't that too abrasive

[@morejelloplease]

depends on how you apply it

[@jakepureblood7571]

KZbin demonitezed you because you lied bar keepers friend does not work at all on my car windows, so I call bull shit!

[@morejelloplease]

i dont monetize, sometimes ads are placed on videos because of copyright. you must not being doing it right.

[@donaldlogodicio9707]

Fake news, didnt work

[@morejelloplease]

like your girlfriend said, you're doing it wrong...

[@chrisg9726]

It didn't work for my shower screen as well.

[@e.nine.o9456]

This shit doesn't work

[@morejelloplease]

well that's the problem, you're using the wrong shit, or applying too much shit, with shitty technique, either way , your results will be shit if you have a shitty attitude. try some new shit, or taking a shit.