Keeping water spots out of cupholder
What do you guys recommend to keep water spots off/out of the bottom of the cupholder?
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Never put anything in the cup holder? The only way to prevent water spots is to prevent water. The only way I can think to do that AND have drinks in the car is to use a paper towel on the bottom of the cup, which IMO looks worse than a few water spots. Surely there is a cleaning product along the lines of armor-all that will make them disappear when you detail the car but I don't know what that product is
. . . because I don't care about water spots in my cup holders. |
You can pull the rubber base out of the cupholder, just find an edge or jam a lever in there to get started. I give mine a good wash out of the car and then reinstall.
Every car I've ever been in that has had cupholders, has had some form of rubber insert. |
^ you must not have been in very many cars, then
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Hard to avoid water spots if you actually use your cupholders.
But most detail sprays or white vinegar (in a spray bottle) with get rid of water spots. |
I put all my drinks between the passenger seat and the ebrake on my 01 Tiburon. I hate the cup holders in that car.
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