First Post - Pollen
Auto Detailing ForumDiscuss First Post - Pollen in the Auto Detailing Forums forums; It's that time of year again in GA. What is the best method/product for cleaning pollen off of ...
Welcome to my world were at in Ga. I would say the best would be good old soap and water.
It is so much pollen, in 2 days your car looks green. I just give it a quick wash about every 4 days
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Last edited by HighEndDetail : 03-25-2007 at 08:53 PM.
I know what you mean! Last week I did a major detail on the car and leaving work on Monday I see a yellowish layer covering my car. I used a California duster every evening and a couple of times I followed with a quick wipe down with Clearkote QS.
Welcome to my world were at in Ga. I would say the best would be good old soap and water.
It is so much pollen, in 2 days your car looks green. I just give it a quick wash about every 4 days
East Cobb - Shallowford and Sandy Plains... Gave the truck a wash this afternoon and 20 minutes later run my finger across the hood...it's back. I guess I'll try the Cal duster in the morning to see what it does.
East Cobb - Shallowford and Sandy Plains... Gave the truck a wash this afternoon and 20 minutes later run my finger across the hood...it's back. I guess I'll try the Cal duster in the morning to see what it does.
Not far from me. I'm just going to wash every few days. Everyone will be dealing with it for about another month at least
__________________ Ed
To achieve excellence, excellence cannot be rushed. Technique is just as important as the product used.
While my approach takes more time, the results are far superior.
were at in Ga. I would say the best would be good old soap and water.
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