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California Car Duster
- Silverfox
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California Car Duster
I was given one of these by my Dad for my birthday. He uses one on his 1934 SSII and he swears by it for removing dust off the bodywork whilst it has been stood in the garage. Anyone on here use one of these on their precious zeds?
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- jimbo1958
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Re: California Car Duster
Too busy driving mine for it to get dusty.
Looks like it might be ok for the interior?
Looks like it might be ok for the interior?
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Re: California Car Duster
No but I could do with something like that!
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Re: California Car Duster
I know a few folks at work who use these in summer:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/California-Car- ... nia+duster
Looks like the same thing... I know they are popular in the States (California... go figure!), but I guess the hardcore detailing community would frown upon them.
All depends on how precious you are about the paintwork... my guess is it'd do a good job but you may get the odd micro scratch from time to time.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/California-Car- ... nia+duster
Looks like the same thing... I know they are popular in the States (California... go figure!), but I guess the hardcore detailing community would frown upon them.
All depends on how precious you are about the paintwork... my guess is it'd do a good job but you may get the odd micro scratch from time to time.
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- luix_luix
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Re: California Car Duster
I personally wouldn't do it. All the dust being swiped away from your bodywork will scratch it and after a couple months your paint will be plagued with swirls.
If you want your car to look nice and clean, then give it a proper cleaning
If you want your car to look nice and clean, then give it a proper cleaning