SPOT X GENERIC – Hard Water Spot & Stain Remover – Headlights Shower Windshields
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| Brand | Generic SPOT X |
| Form | Powder |
| For | Glass |
| Type Of Cleaner | Glass Cleaner |
| Modified Item | Yes |
This product was previously listed in my other store. I have moved it to this store but it is the same product. BRAND NEW AND HARD TO FIND PRODUCT! SPOT X GENERIC - Spot & Stain Remover forHeadlights, Mirrors, Shower Doors & Tubs, Windshields & Headlights7oz New - Sealed ProductRead description and instructions in pictures.Use with non-scratch cleaning pad.Made with the exact same ingredients as the original.Finally a hard water stain cleaner that does not contain dangerous caustic acids. Generic Spot-X uses fine powder to effectively remove water spots caused by mineral deposits, acid rain, salt water, well water, road grime, soap scum and sprinklers. No-scratch formula is ideal for tubs, tile, shower doors, windows and more! Includes a cleaning pad.How does it work?Generic Spot-X is made from natural shell. This material is very hard and is used to literally “sand off” the hard water/salt stain, silicate, heavy calcium deposits, lime scale, acid rain spots, soap scum, or any other stain that is on your glass or stainless steel… without scratching it!Generic Spot-X works on shower doors, mirrors, windshields, windows, stainless appliances, stove and oven glass, porcelain tubs and sinks, stainless steel tubs and sinks, ring and scale in the toilet, bathroom tile, fixtures and faucets. (Not for use on painted surfaces but will not harm it if it gets on the paint, just wash off with water – no rubbing.DIRECTIONS FOR USE:Step 1: Simply put 3 Tbsp of Generic Spot-X on a no scratch pad. Then add just enough water to make a very thick paste (mix it with your fingers). This is very important. If too much water is added the product will not have the cutting power to work.Step 2: Working in a small 4 or 5 inch area, scrub very hard in a back and forth motion (not circular). Using 2 or 3 fingers on the pad works well. Don’t be afraid to use a little elbow grease.