[hondabob]

I believe this finally qualifies me as a neat freak, when it comes to my NBP TL. My car is Zaino'd, and I hand wash it every week with Z7. Usually within a couple of days after the wash, a fine layer of dust has settled on the car, even after driving. Do you guys have a preferred auto duster, one that won't scratch or swirl my paint?

Thank you for forcing me to become a perfectionist when it comes to maintaining my TL. j/k

P.S. Zaino is wonderful!

 

[rominl]

i have the california car duster and it's great. yes i also have nbp tl so i know how you feel try it, 10 bucks and it's serving me right, it took all dust out in no time.

finally for once an "as seen on tv" stuff works.

btw, moving to detailing forum

 

[Escamar]

yea i know what u mean...i got one of those dusters too...its awesome...cuz theres so much construction goin on around my house and work that dirt is alwas on my car...so i pull out my trusty duster and all dust gone...

 

[hondabob]

Sorry for the incorrect placement! I'm just a noob on this site....

Thanks for the advice, I've heard this one mentioned before, and I think I'll be buying one today. The big problem I have is that when the car is dusty, it becomes filthy after a rainstorm. Turns my stomach!

I even use Z6 Gloss Enhancer because of its touted "antistatic" properties, but I think that's bunk. The only reason I use it at this point is because it really does bring out that Zaino shine!

Thanks again.

 

[2001TL4KCdude]

california car duster. get the dry kind, they also have one that they precoat with some oil which you have to lay it flat on a newspaper (for a few days) to soak up the excess oil. What a pain.

 

[rominl]

hey no problem don't worry about placing the threads in the wrong forum, it's no big deal

and yeah, the california car duster works. but if it rains, then it's trouble

 

[Wampum]

hey no problem don't worry about placing the threads in the wrong forum, it's no big deal

and yeah, the california car duster works. but if it rains, then it's trouble

make sure you dust before it rains. then dry off your car after it stops, or you can just wait and wash your car again.

 

[daverman]

I dust down my TL with the California Car Duster when I park for the evening each day. Remember what your woodshop teacher used to say, "clean your tools when you're done with them". It keeps the car looking clean each morning.

Kansas is terrible when it comes to dust. Not only is there a lot of straight-line winds here in the plains, there's also a lot of pollen. When it gets really bad, my car would have gotten a nice yellow coat of fresh pollen when I get off work each day.