CARPRO Spotless Version 1 - Discontinued in 2021

I've got a car with ceramic coating. Somehow a water spot got on it (probably from soap water solution, which is the only thing that's not distilled during my car wash) and nothing I had at the time could get it off. Adams quick detailer, regular detailer, even tried a little windex. Nothing got it off- 80% of it was still there. I DID NOT try vinegar, but that would have been my last ditch effort if this didn't work. But this worked! Cant tell where on the bumper the water spot was at all. 5 stars for me, and my experience. YMMV, especially if you do not have a ceramic coated car. If you do have a ceramic coated car, I would get it as part of a detailer's first aid kit. Better to be able to remove it ASAP than wait for amazon's (admittedly fast) shipping

Like a idiot I washed my ceramic coated car in the sun using a unfiltered garden hose. Before I knew it I had hard water spots, aka mineral deposits. Next time I washed my car I did it right as the sun was going down and it was cool. I washed my car with soap and water, then I applied the spray and quickly wipped the whole car down, making sure it didn't dry or sit too long. The spray turns soapybso it's easy to glide of your car is still semi wet. I then rinsed my car off and dried it. Sure enough all the hard water spots/mineral deposits were gone! This thing works great and really makes the car shine. Now my ceramic coated repels water like it used to! Highly recommend!

Only for the most mild water spots. If you have heavier deposits you better plan on using one of the gel type removers with an orbital pad. Mineral spas can be incredibly difficult to remove especially from black window trim on BMWs. After getting the damaged area as vlean as you can tolerate, you’ll probably even need to use some polish with an orbital. Then, if you’ve got any brain cells left, you will religiously put on some type of sealer. Either a ceramic, or by spray waxing with each weeks washing.

This stuff works great! I some time use it to clean really bad dirty stained wheels, specially inside the wheel were most people don’t clean.

Had it for two months and have used it a day or two after raining stops usually when i have the time. I have a Rogue Ceramic Coated Car and It doesnt really help with deep water spots even rubbing it in and going over atleslast twice. For light water spots i recommend as it takes them off fairly easy but for deeper waterspots i would try and use another product.

I do all my washes but little by little I started to notice streaks of water of my ceramic coated car. It's black so you can easily tell in the sun. The bottle recommends you do some steps over if it doesn't come off and so I followed instructions and sure enough, the came off! I only did a test spot on the hood. I want to see if my ceramic coating was affected or not and it wasn't. Great buy and it saved me money not having to call my detailer.

I got a new car recently and it was unknowingly hit by my sprinkler in the middle of the hot sun. We have extremely hard water and it baked on water spots instantly. I tried to remove with regular wash, no rinse wash and some spots were slightly etched into the paint. One application of this removed the spots and I am majorly relieved. 10/10.

I normally use Kamikaze water spot remover, which works perfectly, but it is very expensive. I did research and Carpro spotless had either wildly good or wickedly bad reviews. It definitely deserves the wickedly bad reviews. This stuff might as well be water, it works about as well. No matter how long you let it dwell or how long you rub it does absolutely NOTHING. I still had a tiny bit of Kamikaze left so I tried it on the places I tried the Carpro and voila, spots all gone. The CARPRO went straight into the trash, I didn't want to return it and live with the guilt that they might just turn around and sell it again. Nobody deserves the disappointment.