anybody using California Duster
 

Ive seen these forever and thought it was a bunch of BS.. years later MB Z
and its covered all the time but this time year oaks are yellow dusting everything. Got one and dammn if its doesnt work. Think it was $15.

I use one every now and then but only when there's light dust on the car. It helps a bit but I wouldn't recommend using it to clean tree sap, bird poop or thicker stains, altought you should be fine getting rid of that yellow dusting

I keep detail spray and a good micro firbar cloth close by to handle those jobs!

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I have one that I use occasionally to remove light dust/pollen... I was pretty hesitant about these until I watched Junkman's video on the subject. It really does come in handy.

Jump to about 9:00 in the vid... https://youtu.be/oqdjRwsXoOM?list=PL...fw_Y0NUqpjZqzj

use it all the time before put on the car cover. it works well with just dust, but nothing that sticks to the paint.

I use one almost every day in between washes, only as long as it's a light coat of dust/pollen. I've been using these dusters for the past 6+ years.

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The pollen is terrible right now here in Fl. I use mine every time I get home & pull the Z in the garage. It works great.

I stopped using it. There is build up in the fibers that I cannot trust it. Some say you wash it but it becomes less effective. So for me, I don't use it. In the end it is for your car not mine or anyone else's.

I have used one for many years on all the cars that I have owned. They work great on light dust and pollen, however my cars are not driven in the rain. :tup:

Yes.

yes, its called the Duster for this very reason

The California Car Duster, The tool that revolutionized automotive detailing over 25 years ago has never been surpassed. Nothing else can make a dusty or pollen covered vehicle look freshly washed faster or more efficiently.

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In the directions that come with the duster it says the dirtier it gets the better it works.