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The Cali Duster works quite well on my torch red....I go around the vehicle before every new drive out....I keep it close to the car and whip around in a couple minutes....next best thing to a total wash/wax event.
Keep mine on the tool bench by the car, never leave the house without a wipe down
Was your dust collecting in all those swirl marks?
Lol I hadn't take it off yet so the swirls were they actual wax on there. I apply my was in a circular motion. Thanks again for helping me install the new belts.
Originally Posted by James2002z06
What kind of a remark is that ?
He's referring to last Sunday when he came to my house and there was still wax on the car lol. I had just washed it and put a coat of Zaino on it.
Maybe Zaino leaves swirls? Never heard of that wax before....
I'ts good stuff. Best stuff i've used. Toque from the forum got me to start using it. First i apply a coat of a the Z-5 PRO Show Car Polish for Swirl Marks and Fine Scratches let that sit for a while then i finish off with Z-2 PRO Show Car Polish for Clear Coated Car Finishes. Leaves paint shiny and smooth as a baby's ***.
I know the feeling. NBM is a great color in my opinion but it is no easier than black when it comes to keeping it looking good. Red is much better in that area.
Calif Duster used often here. Ceramics helped re the wheels (i've got black ones). I like a product called WheelWax which works for me on the vette & my DD. Mine is a TR '99 FRC.
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