I'm using zaino polish products, any thoughts on using a california duster to take dust off? Good idea or not. Thanks


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'02 35th anniversary edition, 6spd, hurst, t-tops...

 

I don' know about Zaino, but the duster works great

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TONEZ28 - 97 Black A4 z28
Appearance :
01' z28 Chrome 5 Spokes- All GTS Blackouts-Billet Grill-
Orange Reflective z28 & Bowtie Overlays and Camaro Fill-in
Mods :
K&N FIPK-Flowmaster-TB Bypass-
Airfoil-160 stat-cutout-!MAF-BFG DR's (track use only)
(Tranny Cooler & TransGo to be installed)
Best E.T. :
13.64@101.50 w/ 2.04 60'
w/ Drag Radials :
13.56@100.80 w/ 1.97 60'
RWHP: 270 RWTQ: 290

 

Thanks a lot, I think so too. Take care and thanks again..

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'02 35th anniversary edition camaro SS, 6spd, hurst, t-tops...

 

You'll find that ALOT of us use the California Duster.

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Kevin Villier, 2002 SS #186 - 6M with Hurst and "short-stick", TT, navy blue, chrome SS wheels, Bilstein suspension, SS grill, STB, SLP loudmouth, Direct-Flo lid with Holley filter and Mallory polished MAF ends.

Louisville, KY

 

As long as the car's not too dirty, use the California duster and follow up with some Z-6.

 

One more vote for the California Duster