Pollen season is here - Calif Car Duster _Good or bad?
#1
Pollen season is here - Calif Car Duster _Good or bad?
My brilliant Black eight has recently been morphing into a custom Pollen Green overnight.
I just went out and picked up a California Car Duster and it works great at removing pollen and dust.
Obviously you wouldn't want to wipe down a gritty dirty car but is it okay for dusting pollen or does it damage the paint?
http://calcarduster.com/
I just went out and picked up a California Car Duster and it works great at removing pollen and dust.
Obviously you wouldn't want to wipe down a gritty dirty car but is it okay for dusting pollen or does it damage the paint?
http://calcarduster.com/
Last edited by Artzy8; 05-07-2005 at 01:57 PM.
#3
Originally Posted by MDRX8
During or pollen season I used the Cal. duster with no problems. just sweep in one direction and then would go over with some quick detailer.
#5
NXT, Meguire's, Mothers all make good detailing products.
also look at
http://www.properautocare.com/5-minute-detail.html
also look at
http://www.properautocare.com/5-minute-detail.html
#6
Originally Posted by MDRX8
NXT, Meguire's, Mothers all make good detailing products.
also look at
http://www.properautocare.com/5-minute-detail.html
also look at
http://www.properautocare.com/5-minute-detail.html
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#11
Originally Posted by quack_p
I just bought one of these. I tried it for the first time yesterday. It works. The cool thing is the rubberized handle that won't damage your paint if you accidentally drop it.
#13
Originally Posted by TeamRX8
I hate to be Captain Obvious, but how about a car cover?
Even the slightest bit of dust between the car and the cover can cause scratches.
#14
A California Duster is a must have item. Works great and doesn't scratch. When you buy one new, take it out and let it sit overnight on some news paper. It will remove the excess paraffin in it. Don't use any pressure and just glide it over the surface.
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