Water Spots on Ceramic Coating, what to do?

[unexplainedbacon]

I have a 1.5 year old ceramic coating which has accumulated water spots despite thorough drying. Is there any way to remove them without taking the ceramic with it? I was hoping to hold off re-coating for another year. Using Armor Shield.

Thanks!

[Setec Astronomy]

If it`s a good ceramic coating it should have some acid resistance, so you should be able to use something mild like diluted white vinegar and see if that works. I`m not familiar with your product so I can`t predict what`s going to happen, I would try a test spot. You`ll want to let the vinegar dwell for a few minutes, I would suggest a wet paper towel.

[Dan]

As suggested try vinegar. TW ICE spray wax is an excellent water spot remover too. I have a situation at our vacation house that makes it near impossible to not get water spots at times and it just wipes the water spots off.

If neither of those works, a good all in one should remove them. If the AIO happens to strip the coating, it was a crappy coating anyway.

[noorth]

White vinegar mixed 50/50 with distilled water might work. Waterspots are really a problem with coatings, its gross IME. I`m back to sealants. Much easier to manage and easier to start over.
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To get mine off after cancoat i used labocosmetica`s acidic cleaner purifica cut 10%/vol has a clay lube with the ultra fine(IME) clay scrubber from The Rag Company.

[unexplainedbacon]

Thank you guys, I appreciate the advice. I`ll try a diluted vinegar solution on a small area first and go from there.

[hawaiidude]

does the brand of ceramic coating you used have a dedicated water spot remover?