Water spots after washing

[Ratboiler]

I did a search for water spots but nothing.
Did a wash yesterday looked perfect.
This morning lime scale runs under the mirror on a dark car looks terrible.
Reading on Google most are using white vinegar, is it safe?
How do you deal with them?

[WShudds]

This is what I use and it's excellent.

https://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/gyeon-water-spot-remover

Some APC products are able to remove the water spots too. Heard of white vinegar and I'm sure it won't hurt but I don't know how effective it is.

[MikeM]

In a hard water area it’s worth investing in one of these.
https://raceglaze.co.uk/shop/race-glaze ... -14-litre/

[gasgas]

plus one for pure water filter to do final rinse,

[mickjaguar]

I have an 11 litre vessel from these people.

https://vyair.com/product/pressure-vess ... ion-resin/

[Deleted User 4950]

yep, same as me

use a di vessel .. in fact, I have 2 one feeding the other

[Deleted User 4950]

Also, when short on resin, which is getting expensive now I rinse with rain water which has a very low PPM value (also TDS)
all the best

[Deleted User 4950]

Just the other day rinsed our P300 HST with harvested rain water

[Deleted User 4950]

I use water cans from our 3 water butts .. never have used a leather since ... also yes our drive needs weeding a job for this week

[mickjaguar]

yep, same as me
use a di vessel .. in fact, I have 2 one feeding the other

And you matched them to the colour of your car

Resin did get crazy expensive the year before last. It went down to £48 for 25 liters when I bought some last year. The other option is to buy the pure water that the window cleaners use. There are dispenser points located around the country for filling up container.