Does anyone have a solution for water spots on top of PPF? I went to a few places and they said the PPF has to come off.
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Does anyone have a solution for water spots on top of PPF?… — @omrelibol
Does anyone have a solution for water spots on top of PPF? I went to a few places and they said the PPF has to come off.
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I just had it done. It comes off with polish and wax without heating it too much; the PPF my guy did wasn't damaged. To avoid it, don't wash the car with well water
Translated from Turkish·Mate, the pure water dripping from the AC removes the limescale spots on the glass; it might work on PPF too, worth a try
Translated from Turkish·Try white apple cider vinegar, my brother Koray did that and it worked
Translated from Turkish·Have you tried it with white vinegar, or with IPA-water
Translated from Turkish·Could it be limescale remover
Translated from Turkish·I thought about it but they said it would damage the PPF
Translated from Turkish·Limescale remover sprays shouldn't cause damage in a short time. You can test it on a small edge. Something like the blue Asperox used in bathrooms, for instance.
Translated from Turkish·I agree mate, using it without letting it sit too long could be helpful
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