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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
I use it on the Qashqai, which is parked in the garage, and has darker paint. I've never used it on the FJ, the silver and white just doesn't show the dust the same way.
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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
after the car is washed, it doesn't get touched again till the next one...
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I used to use one until I came on this site originally. At the time, I was told it was the worst thing sing the leather chamois and was certain to mar. Of course some people say that about the rinseless and waterless I’ve been using for a decade plus now.
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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
Marring can occur anytime you touch the paint regardless of the process... Waterless/Rinseless/Traditional Washes, Towel Drying, Spray Detailers, etc. Do any one of them carelessly and trouble may ensue.
The California Car Duster is no different... Use it carelessly, or too aggressively, and damage is a likely result. Use it wisely and it's a great tool.
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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
Originally Posted by
VISITOR
after the car is washed, it doesn't get touched again till the next one...
Same here.
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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
Used a duster a while back. Not anymore. Not a waterless fan either. I just let dust alone especially on black.
If I feel the need to clean I just do a rinsless with sponge if light dirt.
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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
Originally Posted by
Prange
Same here.
Ditto, I live in Arizona. Our dust is sand, so no way man! Just a maintenance wash.
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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
I’d try one if I had a garage queen. But since my car sits outside I’ll stick to safer methods for now, i.e. waterless wash.
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Re: Do you dust your daily driver?
Originally Posted by
Eldorado2k
I’d try one if I had a garage queen. But since my car sits outside I’ll stick to safer methods for now, i.e. waterless wash.
Smokes lol. Ive done a waterless a couple times before on a light dusty paint, but ended up using way to much waterless wash to satisfy my nerves. I just ended up reverting back to rinseless washes
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Do you dust your daily driver?
Originally Posted by
opie
Smokes lol. Ive done a waterless a couple times before on a light dusty paint, but ended up using way to much waterless wash to satisfy my nerves. I just ended up reverting back to rinseless washes
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You know what bugs me? Being out and seeing random people pull up with a clean car and it makes me wonder what the heck? How is this average Joes car this damn clean and mines dusty. I don’t like when that happens. Lol
But yea, I never use more than 2 towels for a waterless wash. 2 towels + the drying towel. I can’t remember the last time I used more.
1.5L of WW. and I have a bit leftover.
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