Would this work to buff minor water spots off of glass shower doors?
800022
If the water spots don't come off with Lime Away or CLR, then use a razor blade. That will clean up a neglected shower door in a hurry with very little effort.
800023
Bobbie Jean, forget the lime away. Forget the razor blade. Just try the vinegar and Dawn. I'm sure you'll see results. If it doesn't work, then try a razor blade. Don't make this harder than it has to be. Any questions or concerns.......just ask.
800024
It probably would. But.....just get a dollar spray bottle, fill it with white vinegar and Dawn dish detergent (half each). Spray on wet shower doors. 5 minutes later, use a nylon pot scrubber from the dollar store then rinse off. Repeat once a month, or as often as needed. I once had your problem.
1094661
Yes, it will remove water spots, however, it will also leave your cleaning towel black, due to the nature of the stainless. It will do a superb cleaning of the metal, but if a few pesky water spots (under the water dispenser I'm assuming), is your only problem, then I'd suggest lightly wiping the area with Lime Away brand cleaner and then wiping with window cleaner, water and /or your favorite protectant.
1130501
This is primarily for Plastic surfaces, and as far as I know it is used to shine fiber glass like the bathtubs, make them look like new, but this leaves a oily finish, so I don't think it is a good choice for glass
751131
This can be used on discolored shower tile caulk. It is not a miracle, but with repeated use it will whiten your caulking. This is all I ever use it for. You can get direct application, with minimal effort.
151958
I don't know about that- I didn't use it on the glass door. We squigee our glass doors after each shower so it stays clean.
1990782
Not sure. It might. We sometimes squeegee our shower if we want to remove the droplets quickly. May be the same as a windshield wiper. Go to there website. The use for this also is for outdoors like patio windows.
1328695
I haven't tried it on shower doors but I use it on everything. I think it would work. Mix it to the desired strength.
2265446
I think it does - I use it on the glass doors in my shower and it works great there!
1289129
I'm not sure, It might, it is kind of like contact paper, but it peels off glass without residue, so maybe - It should work perfectly on the outside of the shower door since it won't get wet. :) Good luck!
1455581
I generally apply it before water spots have a chance to accumulate. I was told to do this by the installer of the glass shower. It's like waxing a car. I do believe it might be helpful in removing some spots. I don't believe it would remove spots that have a accumulated for long periods of time. It is a good product for maintenance though.
346686
It works better than most other cleaners I've tried but still requires a bit of elbow grease. A bath tub scrubby brush helps and didn't leave any scratches on my glass doors
724225
Not sure, but I would think so....I used it in the shower and over some caulk in the tub that was slightly discolored.
1031061
I used this on a glass door that had hard water stains from an outdoor sprinkler. I had tried everything up to that point to remove the water stains. Nothing worked. This was a miracle. There was one place where I scuffed the glass a bit but it's readily controllable if you're careful.
1080450
It worked on my sink rust but not as well in the shower. So maybe its the age of the rust. Its worth a try.
939373
I don't know how hard your water is but we have soft water and does not require squeegeeing. No spots. We at times like to do a quick squeegee to get the water off quickly. This product I think comes in bigger packaging for outdoor sliding glass doors and windows with no squeegeeing. We applied to new shower doors go it was pretty easy to apply with the kit.
2052102
have never tried it on shower doors,as I don't have them,however I have used it on the glass front of my wood stove and it worked and cut through the soot and smoke, using the spray and newspapers instead of paper towels. I would think it could work for your doors. Won't hurt to try and let me know
939371
It eliminates the soap scum that can accumulate on the shower door even if you squeegee. I don't have any water spots or soap spots on my shower door after months of use.