Removing pollen
What do you guys use to remove that freakin pollen?
04-05-06, 12:15 PM
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04-05-06, 09:37 PM
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Wash it. Thats what I do. I never was a fan of those Cali Dusters. FOr some reason I think they could put scratches in your car.
If its not really bad, I use a microfiber thats pretty damp with spray wax and wipe it down.
If its not really bad, I use a microfiber thats pretty damp with spray wax and wipe it down.
04-06-06, 05:29 AM
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I've seen a Cali duster mar the paint. I also have seen them drop small bits of paraffin wax that sticks to the paint and grabs dust. I'd rather wash the car.
Swirls are easier to prevent than to eliminate.
Swirls are easier to prevent than to eliminate.
04-06-06, 11:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Jewtheist
Damn that Plant Sperm. Wash your car and wax the sucker good. Wax will help prevent the pollen from sticking to the car. 
Thats at least what i did here in Florida.
Thats at least what i did here in Florida.
04-07-06, 06:16 AM
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duster sux
california dusters arnt good for dark colour cars, can cause micro scratches.
best thing to do besides washing it is just taking a micro towel and wiping it off.
waxing helps alot aswell for darker colours.
best thing to do besides washing it is just taking a micro towel and wiping it off.
waxing helps alot aswell for darker colours.
04-08-06, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by magneto112
Wash it. Thats what I do. I never was a fan of those Cali Dusters. FOr some reason I think they could put scratches in your car.
If its not really bad, I use a microfiber thats pretty damp with spray wax and wipe it down.
If its not really bad, I use a microfiber thats pretty damp with spray wax and wipe it down.
04-12-06, 08:05 AM
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Thinking the the Cali duster would work with Pollen, I tried to use it on my blue onyx IS. After doing the hood I stoped immediately because I noticed light scratches from where I used the duster. Dont know if it was using it with pollen or using the cali duster all together caused the scratches but I know that I will never using it again.
04-12-06, 10:41 AM
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I bought one to test it on my car. I have a metallic champagne color and I did notice small scratches when using it on a normal basis to remove pollen and dust 
No more car duster for me! I either wash the car or if I'm lazy, just wipe it down with a damp microfiber towel
No more car duster for me! I either wash the car or if I'm lazy, just wipe it down with a damp microfiber towel