I try not to let my car see rain and put it in the garage for days on end. When I go to drive it, there is a layer of dust on it. Back in my youger years, I'd wipe it down with a wet shammie (sp). Now i know better. Do I just spray it down with water and dry it off? How do you clean a car with just a dust covering on it?

Thanks,
Dave

 

Being that I have black, my car always seems dirty/dusty to me unless I just washed it. In other words, I just rewash the puppy.

BUT I have heard that some of those dusting "brushes" work well but I've never tried one myself.

By the way, you may want to check out Zaino. It's a product a lot of us use. You can find out more info at www.zainobros.com. It's a lot of work "at first" but easy cleaning after that. Crap seems to slide off...seriously.

 

"California Duster!"

 

A duster works magic

 

If you use Zaino you should always spray with Z6. It will attract less dust.

But a california duster works like a charm.

 

Thanks for the tips! I'll try to hunt down a California Duster today. Hum, never even heard of it before , but, I see Walmart, Kmart, etc. carry it. Maybe I'll see if I can find some zaino while I'm out.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by tidalwdave
[B]Thanks for the tips!

 

Oh no, now you are making it sound like work . I have to season a new car

I'll still check it out I guess. I have free time this weekend to clean the car.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by tidalwdave
[B]

Oh no, now you are making it sound like work .

 

Is the Califormia Duster safe from scratching? I had something like that years ago and threw it away, maybe they are better know.

Also, Zaino Z-6 DETAIL SPRAY says that it's to be used beetween washes but I'm afraid to try it. It just seems like it would scratch, but what do I know!