Does this remove hard water stains, tree sap, or wax buildup on windshields?
1584295
It removed hard water stains for me without streaks. The label claims it removes tree sap, but it did not remove the pine tree sap from my car.
1304707
I haven't used it on Windshields. Works great on snow shovels and snow blower. Keeps wet snow from sticking. I use Rainex windshield washer solvent on my windshields. Works great.
1216086
No, the Meguiar's cleaner wax gently cleans the surface of the car and leaves a Meguiar's quality wax that shines for months! I Have used this Meguiars product for years without any problems.
1903993
This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes windows and if moldy or mildew I add 1 tsp of Bleach to the 1 gallon of soapy water...it's the best cleaner and very cheap. This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes... » Read More This product works great on clear glass like shower doors or shower glass but I used it last week on my tinted Dodge Ram windows and left streaks (lots of streaks). This product was reasonable cost wise a year, ago, however very expensive nowadays. The best product I've found to clean exterior glass (and interior glass) windshields is 1 teaspoon of mild dish soap (i.e., Palmolvie) to 1 qallon of distilled water then shake and pour into a spray bottle and clean windows with elbow grease or squeegee and wipe away any excess.If fact, I use mild soapy water for cleaning homes windows and if moldy or mildew I add 1 tsp of Bleach to the 1 gallon of soapy water...it's the best cleaner and very cheap. « Show Less
2176077
The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but your windshields will always be clean. The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but... » Read More The best product I've ever used is "Auto Glass Stripper" I think by Permatex. It requires elbow grease! You put this stuff on a wet sponge (SPONGE, not scrubbie!), and scrub the DRY glass in circular motion. Don't wet the glass first. It should be used prior to washing the rest of the car, because it will drip down here and there and can be a little messy. After you use it, water and rain will sheet off your windshield like you won't believe. It strips off silicone (RainX-y type products), bugs, road oil/tar, mud, general DIRT. You do have to keep re-doing it every few weeks, but your windshields will always be clean. « Show Less
746960
I even used it on the black vinyl trim on my car, it does not turn white and keeps black shiny and the water beads up. Also used it on a section of inside vinyl dashboard where there was a stain I removed and this brought back the luster
20655
Very good. I am fixing some scratches and swirl marks. First, you clean the car with a waterless solution in the winter or garden hose in the summer and dry with a microfiber towel. Second, you put the Meguiar cleaner wax on with a polishing pad and buff the water spots gently. Third, you clean the residuals from buffing.
542466
I used to to clear up a cloudy place on my motorcycle windshield where I tried to rub out a particularly crusty bug with a peroxide soaked paper towel (never use paper towels on plastic windshields)... it worked great, the little cloudy place is gone. Then I got the idea to use it to try and remove the cloudyness from my car's headlights... it didn't do a thing... I have my doubts about it taking scratches from your resin based epoxy...
1932502
Nancy, I'm not sure. I have had some luck in the removal of water rings but have not tried it on wax build up. What I will say is that this product will not damage anything if you were to try it. It is oil so if it can it will be absorbed, it will. I have an antique tray type coffee table and when people don't use coasters, water rings will result. I generously apply Milsek, wait a bit, then wipe off the excess. My water stains are gone. Sorry I can't be more helpful. Wade
95623
old question but for others, this did not work well for me to remove soot stains.
901861
NOPE.... best is to use Windex or product similar for glass. I used BarKeepers or KABOOM for tough spots on cast iron type of tubs/sinks. Kaboom works pretty good for many hard water stains if you clean on a regular basis.
1533642
It is a cleaner. Will it remove hard water spots? Tough question. I have had it remove water spots from an outdoor glass table. But I have had some old, old water spots on glass that I had to use a very fine auto rubbing compound to remove. Once remover this product has kept it clean. I'd say try it. It's the best cleaner I have ever used.
1216084
I have used this wax for years because it does a great job in an easy one step process. It has a very gentle cleaner in it, but is fine for paint or clear coat. It you have a new car and are still concerned about using a cleaner wax, I would recommend Meguiar's Deep Crystal Carnauba wax which has no cleaner in it, is very easy to use and gives excellent results as well.
1533641
I have used this on my auto windows several times and each time the hard water spots remain. It will remove grime and grease.
1051324
No, this is a glass cleaner for use on the windshield/windows only. For sap removal on paint search for "Stoner Tarminator".
886347
I don't know - you would have to check the manufacturer's label. I do know it did a fantastic job removing stains on our picture window. Before using Spot-X Hard Water Stain and Spot remover, I tried everything else and nothing worked to remove those streaks.
1593812
My guess is yes, but I would test it on the paint in another area that is not visible first. I've used it on tree sap on shoes, skin, etc and it removes it beautifully.