California Duster - Do you use it ?
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California Duster - Do you use it ?
California Duster - Do you use it ?
Also, do you use detailing spray (afterwards) ? What do you use to wipe it off ?
Also, do you use detailing spray (afterwards) ? What do you use to wipe it off ?
Last edited by JCat; Sep 7, 2007 at 02:39 PM.
I would skip that california duster and get the Meg's versa Angle body duster as it leaves no streaks. If you use the CA duster let it sit on newspaper for a night so the paper absorbs it a bit.
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Great product, use it every morning when the car is warming up for a minute. It will take 3-4 uses for the wax in the material to absorb - so you get a little streak here and there if it's too hot out, or the car is too hot. It's OK though - it's just carnuba-based wax.
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Originally Posted by Ruthless18x
Mine always leaves waxy streaks...hmm
Sit the duster on some newspaper for a day or two. Shake it around occasionally so all the threads have a chance to touch the paper eventually. That will absorb the excess parafin that the new dusters usually come with.
Originally Posted by redkaz04
Do not like it a bit...leaves small scatches...especially on black cars.
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Originally Posted by redkaz04
Do not like it a bit...leaves small scatches...especially on black cars.
Keep in mind too - if you get the duster dirty, and don't clean it off, you will do nothing but rub the dirt all over your paint - and likely get scratches.
The worst thing I ever did once was drop the damn thing on the floor!!! The choice was - buy a new one, shake it out and hope for the best, or again..use it and pray. I bought a new one and sold that one at a garage sale
Originally Posted by redkaz04
Do not like it a bit...leaves small scatches...especially on black cars.
Originally Posted by DavesZ#3
Then you didn't read the instructions.
Sit the duster on some newspaper for a day or two. Shake it around occasionally so all the threads have a chance to touch the paper eventually. That will absorb the excess parafin that the new dusters usually come with.
Sit the duster on some newspaper for a day or two. Shake it around occasionally so all the threads have a chance to touch the paper eventually. That will absorb the excess parafin that the new dusters usually come with.
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