Morning dew problem

[Mark77]

Looked up the CR spotless. Thanks.



I may try a simple home version for non-professionals like me. I would get the following two items and just clear the dew with DI water then pat dry.



1. Large plastic watering can with a single spout; and

2. Aquarium DI kit from Aquarium Pharmaceuticals.



Total cost of the above should be around $40.



That should work quite well to get the dust off, I sometimes get dust off by using a watering can and take the cap off so the water runs freely. If you have a good LSP, almost all of the water runs off, like with the sheeting method, but this is even more effective I think..

[imported_themightytimmah]

Wow that is bad! Those spots look like mineral deposits from well water, are you sure that your neighbors sprinklers aren`t getting the car wet in the middle of the night?

[MiamiS430]

No, that is pure, South Florida dew.

[blucpe]

No, that is pure, South Florida dew.



i live in south fl. also and up until mar. of last yr. i had the same problem. i wiped down the car every single day before i drove it. i used to spray pb`s s&p on first, liberally, and wipe with a 24x24 mf drying towel. whilest my car is electron blue not black, this worked very well for me. once or twice a week i`d hit it with aw after initial wipedown. hope this helps.

[Street5927]

That is bad. Before I had a garage, I kept my black vehicle outside (it was only for about 2 months after purchasing was I able to keep it garaged), but I remember coming out every morning and not only would there be dew on it, but the black car was suddenly green from all the pollen sticking to it.

[mblgjr]

Water filter/softener setup and some Opt. No Rinse in a 1-Gallon pump sprayer. Get a "bleach sprayer" so you get the viton o-rings.



Mix ONR accordingly in the sprayer and spray the car down with it. Should turn most deposits loose; hit with the filtered/softened water and drive to work.



Should be fast and keep the deposits from `taking` for the most part.