california car duster and black cars?
i dunno, maybe its just me. but wouldnt it scratch the paint?
and by dust, do they mean like dirt dust (like from driving around)?
-julio
and by dust, do they mean like dirt dust (like from driving around)?
-julio
i use it on my car.granted it's red-not black,but i paid $5K for the paint job,so obviously i'm very picky!my car has been wet-sanded and buffed,so it's very easy to scratch and i've never had any problems.i would only use it if the car had been washed recently and i just needed to remove surface dust.i WOULD NOT use it to remove any dirt stuck to the paint.basically,if it doesn't remove the dust from a light swipe across that paint,the car needs to be washed.if you start rubbing the dirt/dust in,of course it will scratch it.
i also used to be scared to use it,but my friends that has a full show car(with some of the best lookign paint i've EVER seen)uses it all the time and assured me it would be okay.he was right.
chris
chris
i also used to be scared to use it,but my friends that has a full show car(with some of the best lookign paint i've EVER seen)uses it all the time and assured me it would be okay.he was right.
chris
chris
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TeamNextGenChris »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i use it on my car.granted it's red-not black,but i paid $5K for the paint job,so obviously i'm very picky!my car has been wet-sanded and buffed,so it's very easy to scratch and i've never had any problems.i would only use it if the car had been washed recently and i just needed to remove surface dust.i WOULD NOT use it to remove any dirt stuck to the paint.basically,if it doesn't remove the dust from a light swipe across that paint,the car needs to be washed.if you start rubbing the dirt/dust in,of course it will scratch it.
i also used to be scared to use it,but my friends that has a full show car(with some of the best lookign paint i've EVER seen)uses it all the time and assured me it would be okay.he was right.
chris
chris</TD></TR></TABLE>
Right on, if it doesnt remove everything w/o you pressing down on the duster, get out a bucket and hose. I just let like 30% of the string still hang above the car so that no pressure other than the weight of the individual "strings" is put on the dirt. I have yet to scratch it at all with the duster.
Great product!!
i also used to be scared to use it,but my friends that has a full show car(with some of the best lookign paint i've EVER seen)uses it all the time and assured me it would be okay.he was right.
chris
chris</TD></TR></TABLE>
Right on, if it doesnt remove everything w/o you pressing down on the duster, get out a bucket and hose. I just let like 30% of the string still hang above the car so that no pressure other than the weight of the individual "strings" is put on the dirt. I have yet to scratch it at all with the duster.Great product!!
My car is black
a few days after I wash it, dust is all over it. I use the car duster and it looks like its just been washed. (for the most part)
I love mine. If you dont have time to wash the car, it makes it look much better.
a few days after I wash it, dust is all over it. I use the car duster and it looks like its just been washed. (for the most part)
I love mine. If you dont have time to wash the car, it makes it look much better.
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