Car washing question

[PlanetFrnd]

I have iron in my water at home. The softener removes the iron from the household water but I didn't hook up my hose bibs to the softener as to not waste more softener salt than I have to.

I've noticed over the last year or two that my car has random orange "spots" all over and have consluded it's from the iron in my water.

I asked the guy at Jiffy Lube the other day about anything that may remove the spots and mentioned something he saw on the Speed Channel that you just hook your hose into and spray on to the car.

He mentioned maybe Jegs had it but I'm having some trouble finding it.

Any help is appreciated from resident gearheads.

Sure - found some instructional videos for ya, Thump

classic:
[ame="http://youtube.com/watch?v=aO3aWRUmoSs"]YouTube - Cool Hand Luke - Car Wash[/ame]

new school:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovRDe5yJYjM&NR=1"]YouTube - Jessica Simpson - These [/ame]

 

[Dryden]

Word.

Thump, go to Advanced -- not AutoZone, IIRC -- for Mothers products. Good investment.

 

[Buck Nasty]

I swear by these products.

Zaino Store

They have a clay bar, paint polish and sealants. Best stuff I have ever used.

 

[Tonyank]

Ya Zaino is the shizznit too!!!! I love the smell of there stuff too.

I've never used there clay bar before. But I've used the like 3 step wax, with spary shine(Z-6), and its top notch stuff.

Only down side is ordering it and waiting, the mother's stuff you can go buy right now.

 

[osugrad21]

SOS pads...no doubt.

 

[Taosman]

Sand blasting is the only way to go on those hard to clean spots!
Sand-blasting removes what the oven-baking doesn't get.
Then a nice coat of wax!

 

[BUCKYLE]

Sand blasting is the only way to go on those hard to clean spots!

Is that supposed to be sarcasm? If so, [sarcasm]well done.[/sarcasm]

 

[ScriptOhio]

 

[TDunk]

5 and 1/2 years = mismatched bikini w/ ehh boob job. Nicely done Script! And Fuck/Pumpkin _ichigan! (for future reference).