Is it Good to use car duster?
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Actually, a good car duster can be okay, even on a black car.
Many cautions however:
Only use it on a clean car that may have a light settling of dust on the car (such as your newly washed car, sitting in the garage overnight).
Never use it to clean heavy, gritty dust or dirt, or if the car's been wet.
Hold the duster lightly above the surface so the fibers are just touching (don't use it like a rag or mop).
The California Duster has been used on the floors of Car Shows for many years, even on cars that have expensive Custom Paintwork. Like anything, just make sure you know its limitations.
Many cautions however:
Only use it on a clean car that may have a light settling of dust on the car (such as your newly washed car, sitting in the garage overnight).
Never use it to clean heavy, gritty dust or dirt, or if the car's been wet.
Hold the duster lightly above the surface so the fibers are just touching (don't use it like a rag or mop).
The California Duster has been used on the floors of Car Shows for many years, even on cars that have expensive Custom Paintwork. Like anything, just make sure you know its limitations.
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Originally Posted by G35Vision
DUST .. is dirt ... dust has sharp edges ... dust dragged across the paint will scratch the paint PERIOD!
now if you're driving on the streets and then get "dust" from the road, that's another story...
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Originally Posted by ckg35
Actually, a good car duster can be okay, even on a black car.
Many cautions however:
Only use it on a clean car that may have a light settling of dust on the car (such as your newly washed car, sitting in the garage overnight).
Never use it to clean heavy, gritty dust or dirt, or if the car's been wet.
Hold the duster lightly above the surface so the fibers are just touching (don't use it like a rag or mop).
The California Duster has been used on the floors of Car Shows for many years, even on cars that have expensive Custom Paintwork. Like anything, just make sure you know its limitations.
Many cautions however:
Only use it on a clean car that may have a light settling of dust on the car (such as your newly washed car, sitting in the garage overnight).
Never use it to clean heavy, gritty dust or dirt, or if the car's been wet.
Hold the duster lightly above the surface so the fibers are just touching (don't use it like a rag or mop).
The California Duster has been used on the floors of Car Shows for many years, even on cars that have expensive Custom Paintwork. Like anything, just make sure you know its limitations.
I follow the same procedure for my black G. I haven't noticed any swirls from using the duster for > 1 year. I think it is pretty much common sense not to use it on an unclean car, meaning a car with dirt or any other substances on it. You will know when to use it, and when not to.
Also, I have no experience with the duster you are using, but I use the California Duster with the wooden handle. It works great.
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Originally Posted by G35Vision
DUST .. is dirt ... dust has sharp edges ... dust dragged across the paint will scratch the paint PERIOD!
I have used that Cali duster for years and currently on my black G.
Go to Pebble Beach Concourse and you'll see people using them on $ Mil + autos all day long.
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The two cars that i have had are black...soo i have learned alot about taking care of black paint and i have used dusters on all of them. The dusters are ok to use ONLY if the car has a semi-fresh or fresh coat of wax. If the car hasnt been waxed in a month or so and you wash the car you will notice that it doesnt have that silk smooth feel to it so this means alot of the clearcoat is being exposed sooo dont use the duster...it can scratch the paint. If you have just applied a layer of wax to your car the night before and went driving across town and back most liekly you will have light dust on it...then use the duster it wont hurt the car at all. Just make sure that the car is waxed and super smooth before you use a duster other wise you will risk the chance of scratching the paint.
Like someone said before dont use it like a mop use it just so the fibers touch.
-sean
Like someone said before dont use it like a mop use it just so the fibers touch.
-sean
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