When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
got home tonight tonight shining the lights on the back of the vette and this is what i found,,,,,,,,,, pretty sad i cant even keep the dust off anyway thot the pic's turned out cool
Careful u will probably get scolded for recommending such a thing. The no touch detailing folks hate to hear about people using car dusters. Oh the swirls!
Now, I got one for you and readers but don't laugh at me cause this works. I have Two bed spreads, with cover ontop of that on top of my car when not being driven. Helps keep or control dust issue's.
got home tonight tonight shining the lights on the back of the vette and this is what i found,,,,,,,,,, pretty sad i cant even keep the dust off anyway thot the pic's turned out cool
That's why I retired, I needed more time to clean my car because I drive it all the time!
got home tonight tonight shining the lights on the back of the vette and this is what i found,,,,,,,,,, pretty sad i cant even keep the dust off anyway thot the pic's turned out cool
Looks like you have been out by my house near Pratt running up and down our county (dirt) road. Mine usually looks much worse than that after being washed and driven to town once.
No, it's not wrong....it's merely an 'occupational hazard.' I live down a dirt road so I'm all too familiar with dust on my car. I bet I know what you'll be doing today.
Originally Posted by TommyV
Two words, California Duster.
Originally Posted by Licit
Careful u will probably get scolded for recommending such a thing. The no touch detailing folks hate to hear about people using car dusters. Oh the swirls!
Let the purists scold-away...I use a Duster for minor dustings or if I can't wash the car (like at the track). With all the marbles and occasionally rocks pelting the car on the track using a Duster really isn't an issue.
I get the same thing. Park the car in the garage and clean it off but the dust from having the door open settles on the car overnight and you have to do it all over again. I just use a California Car Duster to lightly remove the dust each morning before I head out.
Let the purists scold-away...I use a Duster for minor dustings or if I can't wash the car (like at the track). With all the marbles and occasionally rocks pelting the car on the track using a Duster really isn't an issue.
I use one also, it's simply impossible to wash mine every time its dusty, which is everyday. If you just dangle the duster over the car without pressure or scrubbing on it, how much scratching is it really doing? I need an excuse to buy a buffer anyway.