im talking dusting tips with the California Car Duster, what do i do to get the best out of using it??

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Cade

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Is it a new one? If so, let it sit out on some newspapers for a LONG time. I let mine set out for about a week, turning every day to make sure it's was as dry as I can get it. Otherwise, use it lightly across the surface letting the tips of the yarn JUST touch the surface.. no grinding. Remember it's a duster, not a replacement for a washing your car. Aside from that, just shake it out when you are done with it and you are good to go. You may get a few streaks the first couple of times you use it. They will wipe right off using the quick detail spray of your choice.

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[This message has been edited by LaSSt One (edited August 25, 2002).]

 

what do you mean streaks, streaks on my paint of streaks from the dust that i missed?

 

Streaks of wax from the duster. It uses parrafin wax to grab the dust. That's also why it must dry before use, and shouldn't be used on a hot car.




Jeff

 

GREEAAATTT (sarcasm) my cat is black and i get no shade around this god forsaken place, so how do i not use it on a hot surface???