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Car Dusters

TTA984

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I have been useing these 2 dusters for several months now and they work great, they cut down on the times you have to wash the car. I use the larger one on the exterior and the smaller one on the bumpers and the interior parts.

Also they are great to use before you put the cover back on the car. Also use them at cruise-in or car shows.

Any of you guys tried these?:hooray:
 
Are they the California dusters?

I use two similar to you. Work great on the dust, then some quick detailer to bring that shine back.
 
Are they the California dusters?

I use two similar to you. Work great on the dust, then some quick detailer to bring that shine back.

Not sure about the brand, they came in a plastic bubble sealed container. That is what I do, use the dusters and then use the quick detailer or even Lucas Slick Mist spray wax.
 
Can't wait for the shows... Meet a lot of cool people over the last 6-7 years.

First time I met Rich, he was topless wearing a yellow speedo holding a raw hot dog.DontKnow: Hey, if that's who he is, so be it! Great guy!

Joe
 
I have been using them since the very early 90s. My california car duster is so old it has a woodn handle. Still works great.
I have also been using a "water blade" since then. I was using them for years before they came out !! I missed out on the money maker!
 
Oh yeah the water blade, I think Rich and Kevin and I saw a demo on that in Hebron. Looked good, and you could get a pontiac symbol on it :)
 
Wow...havent heard of anyone using the California car duster in a long time. Mine had the wood handle as well but I had to get rid of it because everytime I used it I spent twice as long picking out splinters than I did cleaning the car! I also used a waterblade(squeegie) on the exterior way before they were made to do so.
 
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