2003altima35

Hello, has anyone tried out the California Car Duster? I have a black altima and in 2 days it has a nice coat of beautiful dust, and I do love to wash my car, but every 3 days is just not my thing. Doest anyone recommend it?

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DJ

I haven't used the Duster but I have used the . I use it immediately after wash, then dry with .

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2003altima35

Lol, thats funny, I use the same things. And the Meguiars Gold class soap. And to wax the meguiars NXT. Although I just put one coat, do you think I should add more coats? I'll read the waxing thread to learn some more.

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Current mods: 35% tints, 10000k hids on lows and fogs, Dual 6.5" screen,the free WAI and hope to add much more.

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KnightRider02

I use it all the time on my show car. I love it. When you buy the duster wrap it in newspaper for about 3 days. This will help to absorb the excess parafin wax on it. CHange the paper once a day for the three days. Great product. Take it to all my car shows.

Hope this helped,
J

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luxuryrules

The duster stays in my trunk. Great for pollen and handy in the southwest states where dust gets more serious. Very handy product.

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2003altima35

Ah darn, its a little late! I bought it about 2 weeks ago at walmart but when i tried it, it was leaving too much oil in the car. So I returned it. I might buy it again later on, and do what you said "knightrider02". Thanks for the info.

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Current mods: 35% tints, 10000k hids on lows and fogs, Dual 6.5" screen,the free WAI and hope to add much more.

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KnightRider02

I know that feeling. Definately get another it is well worth it. That streaking happened to me too. A little details spray took it right off. Glad to help.

J

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Peanuthead

This might be bringing a post bad from the dead but how do you wash it when it gets really nasty?

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ice1124

I don't think those are meant to be washed and re-used.. I'd just get a new one once it's too dirty.

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ledman

I use the duster also, great for keeping the dust off between washesm keep mine in the truck too, dust it everyday when I get off work.

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Paul79UF

I also haven't used the Duster, seen it plenty at car shows though.

But I do love my Cali Water Blade, that thing rocks.

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gameguru1360

wonder how effective the CA Duster is compared to using a swiffer dusting brush....at least with the swiffer, you'll have a new one to use every time.

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mikejamesbyma

The California Duster is awesome. Don't buy anything else.

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03 Altima 3.5
4AT, Muff delete,
ebay CAI w/AEM filter
vias mod
Vogtland springs/KYB GR-2/Godspeed camber arms
Transgo RE4F04B-HD2
- (valve body removed)

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DaaHen

Still using the good old California Car Duster and the Water Blade. (Not at the same time though, lol. )

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mikejamesbyma

The water blade is also a neat toy, but you still need to chamois the not so flat spots.

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03 Altima 3.5
4AT, Muff delete,
ebay CAI w/AEM filter
vias mod
Vogtland springs/KYB GR-2/Godspeed camber arms
Transgo RE4F04B-HD2
- (valve body removed)

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