water spots on the chrome/plastic window trim

[cobraetti]

noticed 2day.....any thoughts on how to get this off

[MOFSTEEL]

noticed 2day.....any thoughts on how to get this off

 

Wash your car with an automotive car wash product. :wacko:

[Lex Talionis]

get a bottle of Turtle Wax ICE and use it as an all around cleaner on the cry in between washes

[cobraetti]

get a bottle of Turtle Wax ICE and use it as an all around cleaner on the cry in between washes

 

 

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[Nomos]

Couldn't you just use Windex on the chrome plastic?

[klc317]

Couldn't you just use Windex on the chrome plastic?

 

I would suggest using a clay bar on these parts just the same as you would with the painted surfaces. Also keeping a good coat of wax on these parts helps to keep them clean and free of spots that cant be simply washed off. When I clay & wax ours I do all the smooth rubber trim like around the windows, windshield seal, etc. It keeps them blacker and looking good. The wax is easy to get off of these areas since they are smooth. Just dont get any on the textured plastic (like the lower rockers, mirror plastic, etc) because its very hard to remove and makes a mess.

[Paul79UF]

You can also protect those areas with a car polish instead of a traditional wax product.

 

When I polish my cars, I put Zaino on the windows, the black trim, the headlights, tail lights. It comes off easily and doesn't leave white residue like wax.