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Old 02-12-2006, 11:52 PM
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Are there any products like waxes or anything that prevent dust from sticking to your car?

I just spent 4 hours washing and waxing my black ss only to have a small gust of wind come and get the whole damn thing dusty. I have a california duster that I will use, but I would rather prevent it from sticking altogether. By the way, I use menzerna FMJ if that matters.
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Just park in a paint booth. I think your cali car duster is the way to go.
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I live in the desert where i wash my car and 1hr later it's dusty...but i've been using my Cali car duster religiously and just started applying Meguiars NXT detailer to the car...make the dust not as clingy from what i can tell...
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A cali duster and keep shaking it out.
A good detailing spray helps a little.
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what kind of wax do you use?
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I use the full menzerna line. I finish off with FMJ.
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Same here with the FMJ. I'm not sure there's a way to keep the dust OFF, but their acrylic spray does a good jub when dusting. Personally, I don't like to use a dry duster on the car.


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