Is the California Car Duster a good buy?
Originally posted by Marky82
Yes, both me and my brother (TheV6Bird) use it. It works great just make sure to follow the instructions about curing time so you won't get streaks.
Mark
Yes, both me and my brother (TheV6Bird) use it. It works great just make sure to follow the instructions about curing time so you won't get streaks.
Mark
Originally posted by 95 Mystic TA
Ureka! I was wondering what was causing those dang streaks on my newly washed car. I have been using mine for awhile but is there anyway I can stll cure it? thanks
Ureka! I was wondering what was causing those dang streaks on my newly washed car. I have been using mine for awhile but is there anyway I can stll cure it? thanks
My cousin dropped his duster off yesterday for me to try out but I don't see any instructions with it. Anyone know where I can get the instructions online? Is it just for very light dust? Currently may car is fairly dusty. I haven't washed it since the last time I zainoed it, about a week or so ago but it's been in the garage most of the time. Is it too dusty for the duster?. I've been wanting to try one out but I'm scared of it leaving fine scratches.
I bought mine about a year ago and I haven't had any problems. I did let it sit on a newspaper for about a weekend. That thing does come with a bunch of that wax!
I use it about twice a week. My work is in an industrial area so even if I wash my car on a Sunday come Monday night when I look at it in the garage, there is a lot of dust/industrial junk/etc.
so the duster removes it pretty well.
I use it about twice a week. My work is in an industrial area so even if I wash my car on a Sunday come Monday night when I look at it in the garage, there is a lot of dust/industrial junk/etc.
so the duster removes it pretty well.
Ive had a duster for a long time... works great for light dust... especially on dark cars, where you can really see the dust 
Just remember not to apply presuure... just let the duster lighty drag across the surface... that's all you need.

Just remember not to apply presuure... just let the duster lighty drag across the surface... that's all you need.
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