Polish / wax dust

[stirz]

With having a black zed whats the best/quickest way of getting rid of polish dust ,it seems to stick due to static ???? tried a large towel ...just seem to move it about ....what do you guys do ????

 

[bigdog]

I think that your best option is to use a spray detailer. The same as used for clay bar lube.


Cheers
Jerry

6 weeks till germany

 

[mikedav]

Better polish! What are you using? Some brands leave tons of dust and make it a pain. I use Meguiars Paint Cleaner, followed by Meguiars Crystal Polish and finish with, er, Meguiars Gold Class Wax at the moment and there is very little or no dust. If you use micro fibre cloths for buffing they also pick up dust much better...especially handy for the interior.

 

[stirz]

autoglym ultra deep shine polish i also use the micro fibre cloths maybe change to meguiars polish when this polish runs out cheers

 

[sideshowbob]

If you are happy with your polish and wax but still have a problem with dust, as mentioned above a detailing spray is your best option. The one i would go for in your case would be Britemax #6S (google it, its readily available). As well as enhancing your shine, it also leaves an anti static coat that helps prevent dust buildup.
You may get more response to this in the detailing section.

 

[stirz]

Thanks i shall give Britemax #6S a try and thankyou for your reply

 

[Smokin]

And remember to use very little wax. More than enough to just cover the area is a waste.

 

[sideshowbob]

Thanks i shall give Britemax #6S a try and thankyou for your reply

You are very welcome, hope it goes well. Would be good to see some photos when you are done.

 

[mikedav]

And remember to use very little wax. More than enough to just cover the area is a waste.

Plus it's more work, whatever you put on, you have to buff off!

 

[Smokin]

And remember to use very little wax. More than enough to just cover the area is a waste.

Plus it's more work, whatever you put on, you have to buff off!

So true!