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Old 06-23-2008, 08:13 PM
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Water spots..
I've been parking my E70 outside in the driveway lately and its been sprayed by the sprinklers, leaving water spots all over. Would using a clay bar get rid of them ??

Another question is if it would be a bad idea to wash my car myself if I have a water softener ? I figure its a bad idea but I just want to confirm.

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