Rinse the truck thoroughly to remove loose dirt and debris.
Wash the truck using car shampoo and a microfiber mitt, then rinse clean.
Dry the truck completely with a clean microfiber towel to prevent new spots.
Mix equal parts white vinegar and distilled water in a spray bottle.
Spray the vinegar solution directly onto the water-spotted areas of paint and glass.
Let the solution sit for 1–2 minutes to break down mineral deposits.
Wipe the treated area gently with a clean microfiber towel in circular motions.
Repeat the spray and wipe process if water spots remain visible.
Apply a commercial water spot remover to stubborn spots using a foam applicator pad.
Buff the area with a clean microfiber towel to remove residue.
Spray automotive glass cleaner on windows and wipe with a separate microfiber towel.
Inspect the paint for etching or remaining spots under good lighting.
Use a dual-action polisher with light polish if spots are etched into the clear coat.
Work in small sections and avoid overheating the paint surface.
Wipe off polish residue with a clean microfiber towel.
Apply a layer of car wax or paint sealant to protect the cleaned surface.
Buff the wax or sealant to a shine with a soft microfiber towel.
Repeat the process on all affected panels and glass surfaces.
Dispose of used towels and pads properly after cleaning.
Wash hands thoroughly after handling cleaning chemicals.
