We all know that water spots can be a pain to deal with. Those pesky mineral deposits and stains leftover from dirty, hard water typically need to be removed before applying coatings such as The Last Coat.

Brought to you by The Last Coat comes ClearSR, our easy to use, professional-strength water spot remover which can be used to quickly remove water spots on painted surfaces, glass, metal, and much more. 

(note: we don't recommend using it on raw aluminum though, it's strong and could etch it. If you are unsure of whether your surface can have ClearSR applied to it, we highly recommend contacting us first, and also spot testing before full application.)

ClearSR is an acid-based water spot remover that makes quick work of most water spots. We'd go as far as saying that if ClearSR can't remove a water spot, you're most likely going to want to buff it off. Usually for deep etched in water spots, that’s what has to happen. That’s physical damage and ClearSR will remove a good amount, but at that point of true physical damage, you need physical correction. BUT, for a large majority of water spots, ClearSR will do the job!

Normally, if a water spot is on your surface and you attempt to remove it right away, it can typically be wiped away with ease with a bit of The Last Coat or AMP on a microfiber towel, or during your wash with The Last Soap. If left on overnight, usually our Bare Slate Clay Mitt can make quick work of them.

However, when spots have been on longer and are baked in, you need to have a more aggressive approach.

That's where ClearSR comes in. It helps erase water spots and mineral stains from painted surfaces, glass, polished metal surfaces, and much more. What this does is leaves you with a completely clear surface, and does so in a way that won't damage the surface of your vehicle.


Why You'll Love ClearSR:

➡️ Helps quickly, easily, and permanently remove water spots from your vehicle surfaces.

➡️ Gives glass a crystal clear appearance ready to be coated and protected.

➡️ Extremely easy to use. Simply apply a bit of ClearSR to a microfiber towel and begin rubbing the affected area (full directions are below).

➡️ Works on almost all water spots using an effective acid based approach. If you have spots that ClearSR can't break down, you're most likely going to need to polish them off. It's powerful stuff!

Directions for Using ClearSR:

**DO NOT use in direct sunlight especially on glass.  Surface should be cool to the touch.**

1) Wash the vehicle to remove surface dirt. We recommend washing with a basic soap that does not contain waxes or conditioners. You may use The Last Soap as well for this step.

2) Dry the area that has water spots.

3) Using ClearSR, wet a 1"-2" area on a microfiber towel and begin to rub on the area affected by water spots. As you rub, they will start to dissolve and disappear. Repeat until all water spots are removed.

4) Rinse the treated surface with high-pressure water to fully remove any ClearSR that remains on the surface.

5) If any ClearSR still remains after using a high-pressure rinse, then simply hand wash with soap and water to remove excess residue. You will typically be able to visually easily see if there is an excess on the surface. It will almost look "streaky". Simply wash to remove if any ClearSR still remains.

6) Once spots are removed feel free to apply The Last Coat, AMP, or Deep Ice to the surface if you desire. Make sure to do a 70% IPA wipedown before applying the coatings, per usual.


Safety Information:

• May be harmful if swallowed. May cause skin burns and eye damage. Make sure to wear protective equipment where needed. We recommend gloves.

• If on the skin, wash with plenty of soap and water.

• Avoid inhalation, use adequate ventilation. 

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN