California Car Dusters & Black
#1
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California Car Dusters & Black
Are these things a "good" thing or a "bad" thing, especially for a black car?
Seems that I work near a couple of new construction areas and the black car seems a bit "brown" by 5:00. The ride home blows off some of it, but there's a covering remaining.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks...
Seems that I work near a couple of new construction areas and the black car seems a bit "brown" by 5:00. The ride home blows off some of it, but there's a covering remaining.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks...
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Originally Posted by VooDoo
Are these things a "good" thing or a "bad" thing, especially for a black car?
Seems that I work near a couple of new construction areas and the black car seems a bit "brown" by 5:00. The ride home blows off some of it, but there's a covering remaining.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks...
Seems that I work near a couple of new construction areas and the black car seems a bit "brown" by 5:00. The ride home blows off some of it, but there's a covering remaining.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks...
#4
there are multiple threads on this...search around...some have been using it on their cars for over 15 years...and there are tricks to using it well and using it safely on your clear coat...look around (especially in show and shine)
goodluck!
goodluck!
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I use it the first couple of days after a wash to get the fine dust that sticks electrostatically to my black 8. You don't want to use it on dirt or "stuck on" dust.
It keeps it looking fresh without scratching. Works great on the dash and interior to.
It keeps it looking fresh without scratching. Works great on the dash and interior to.
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I guess you're talking about this:
http://www.calcarduster.com/originalDuster.asp
I didn't know the product. Good! Guess what - my renter has such a thing, it's in our garage and I didn't know what she uses it for (she's got a white car). I'll give it a try!
-Peter
http://www.calcarduster.com/originalDuster.asp
I didn't know the product. Good! Guess what - my renter has such a thing, it's in our garage and I didn't know what she uses it for (she's got a white car). I'll give it a try!
-Peter
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I guess you're talking about this:
http://www.calcarduster.com/originalDuster.asp
http://www.calcarduster.com/originalDuster.asp
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titanium gray is the best color for duster.!!! no need to wash ur car... at least for a month.. but u want to keep ur wheel looks blink that's different story. titanium gray..even u wash it.. it won't have a big different between dusty.
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Thank-you...
Yes, I have no intention of using any pressure to "rub" the car. I just want to remove the loose dust that remains after the drive home.
I use the smaller on on my interior and it works great.
Thanks again for the feedback.
I use the smaller on on my interior and it works great.
Thanks again for the feedback.
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