Duster: fact or fiction?
#1
Duster: fact or fiction?
so before the rainy season started in california i washed and waxed my 996 and its been sitting in the garage for the past 6 weeks or so.
it has managed to collect some dust since i dont have a car cover (i'll probably buy one for next season).
my question is this -- do the dusters like california duster actually work for situations like these? or is it all useless hype and i should just give it another wash and stop looking for shortcuts because of my laziness?
thanks...
it has managed to collect some dust since i dont have a car cover (i'll probably buy one for next season).
my question is this -- do the dusters like california duster actually work for situations like these? or is it all useless hype and i should just give it another wash and stop looking for shortcuts because of my laziness?
thanks...
#2
Using a duster on the paint isnt the best thing you should be doing. If you have a compressor just blow out the car really well and then wipe it with spray wax, but that is if you havent driven the car since you washed last and its only been in the garrage. If that is not the case, then give it a quick wash and call it the day
#4
Using a duster on the paint isnt the best thing you should be doing. If you have a compressor just blow out the car really well and then wipe it with spray wax, but that is if you havent driven the car since you washed last and its only been in the garrage. If that is not the case, then give it a quick wash and call it the day
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I get mixed advice, my paint guy swears by the Duster. He is against cars getting wet. I know, he just wants to paint my car. He has a '68 Camaro that "hasn't been wet in 5 years".
My detailer says not to. I know, he just wants to wash my car.
What I do is use the duster and then do a quick spray of the Zymol. No question, it does scratch, but on my '67 water is the enemy.
My detailer says not to. I know, he just wants to wash my car.
What I do is use the duster and then do a quick spray of the Zymol. No question, it does scratch, but on my '67 water is the enemy.
Last edited by Renoir; 01-25-2008 at 02:09 PM.
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#15
That's the same as a california duster. RUN MAN.......RUN FAST!!!!