Garage Dust
You wont regret it...Perfect for dust and pollen...If the car is clean but looks terrible from dust or pollen a simple 1 minute wipe down of the entire car makes it look fresh as can be...Enjoy
O and California Duster claims that the more dust accumulated on the duster itself the better it works...So no need to worry about it getting old...Unless of course, you drop it on the floor...Then you have to buy a new one...
You wont regret it...Perfect for dust and pollen...If the car is clean but looks terrible from dust or pollen a simple 1 minute wipe down of the entire car makes it look fresh as can be...Enjoy
O and California Duster claims that the more dust accumulated on the duster itself the better it works...So no need to worry about it getting old...Unless of course, you drop it on the floor...Then you have to buy a new one...
O and California Duster claims that the more dust accumulated on the duster itself the better it works...So no need to worry about it getting old...Unless of course, you drop it on the floor...Then you have to buy a new one...
I put the duster back in its cheap leather case after each use...I then leave it in the trunk...I pull it out after work, movies, dinner, ect....I can care less how dumb I look...The pollen drives me crazy on my OB...Keep it in the trunk, but leave it in the holster...
I use this to but has anyone else had an issue with the plastic parts a static cling. It is absoluly nuts on my car. the paint will stay dust free butthe ground effects and bumpers the dust sticks and i mean sticks to it.
The one problem I have had with new dusters is the wax on the fibers can come off on your car giving the impression that it's causing massive scratches and swirls. But just wiping it down with a MF towel removes the streaks. I'm guessing that after some use the extra wax goes away, as my older car dusters don't do this.
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