I use a "California car duster". Ive used it for the past 8 years or so. It works awesome!
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This is a discussion on I need a good duster within the Detailing Forum forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Alright so I've been using my meguiars duster for a couple of years now I usually dust my car off ...
Alright so I've been using my meguiars duster for a couple of years now I usually dust my car off and touch it up with griots speed shine every day to every other day depending on how much I drive it. The Meguiars duster is the paraphin oiled type and while it works great (pics up dust never had any scratches) it doesn't seem to last very long. It'll work well for about 5 months and it won't be dirty or anything but the one day it'll just start streaking like crazy, as if its suddenly become over oiled. It doesn't hurt or scratch the paint but its very annoying. Does anyone know a better brand of duster (is a non-oiled ok?) or perhaps a different method?
I use a "California car duster". Ive used it for the past 8 years or so. It works awesome!
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My California Duster only streaked when it was new, and when I washed it. I threw it in the washing machine after 2 years of use and it came out good as new!
I dust my car everyday usually.
I havent washed mine ever. The dirtier it gets the better it works.![]()
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