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    Hi

    I was looking at the products from the marine line @ the meguiar's site and asked myself:

    could it be possible to use this same product on a clear coat? or is it very aggressive?
    " Sometimes logic is your friend (Mike-In-Orange)"

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    Re: marine line Water spot remover

    The Marine Hard Water Spot Remover M47 was designed and tested to be used on gel coated surfaces only.

    We would not recommend using it on a clear coat.

    For an automotive paint surface, it the water spot is "above surface" (deposits) clay would be the best solution. If the water spot is "below surface" (etch) you will need to use some form of liquid paint cleaner. Either one of these or even in some case both may be needed for a automotive clear.



    Mike
    Mike Pennington
    Director of Global Training, Events and Consumer Relations
    Meguiar's, Inc.
    800-854-8073
    mpennington@meguiars.com

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      Re: marine line Water spot remover

      Not to hijack this thread, but Mike, I absolutely love that Nova in your avatar!!! I have had a HUGE crush on the 66-67 Nova's forever!

      Thanks is all
      2008 Meguiar's Batmobile Team
      2008 Meguiar's/Ford SEMA Team
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        Re: marine line Water spot remover

        Mike Pennington
        Director of Global Training, Events and Consumer Relations
        Meguiar's, Inc.
        800-854-8073
        mpennington@meguiars.com

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