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I just got one last week myself. The wooden handle broke cause I shook it too hard I guess, but I fixed it and added a dowel on the back to make it stronger. Whatever, I didn't buy it for the handle.
The red mop part works great! Doesn't do anything for watermarks but pollen/light road dust/grime definitely comes right off! I'm easily going to save myself from many many car washes with this; best $25 spent in recent memory.
The red mop part works great! Doesn't do anything for watermarks but pollen/light road dust/grime definitely comes right off! I'm easily going to save myself from many many car washes with this; best $25 spent in recent memory.
I just got one last week myself. The wooden handle broke cause I shook it too hard I guess, but I fixed it and added a dowel on the back to make it stronger. Whatever, I didn't buy it for the handle.
The red mop part works great! Doesn't do anything for watermarks but pollen/light road dust/grime definitely comes right off! I'm easily going to save myself from many many car washes with this; best $25 spent in recent memory.
The red mop part works great! Doesn't do anything for watermarks but pollen/light road dust/grime definitely comes right off! I'm easily going to save myself from many many car washes with this; best $25 spent in recent memory.
$25? it's $10 at Wal-Mart.
great investment but it gets old fast, I find it rains to frequent so Im more or less spray detailing the car to get rid of water marks but, I use mine when waxing the car, great tool to dust the car off with, especially here in GA, you turn around and pollen is coating the car.
iMAK
no swirl marks, it works best if you just drag it over the car
iMAK
no swirl marks, it works best if you just drag it over the car
Last edited by STARR; Apr 23, 2011 at 10:44 PM.
great investment but it gets old fast, I find it rains to infrequent so Im more or less spray detailing the car to get rid of water marks but, I use mine when waxing the car, great tool to dust the car off with, especially here in GA, you turn around and pollen is coating the car.
iMAK
no swirl marks, it works best if you just drag it over the car
iMAK
no swirl marks, it works best if you just drag it over the car
best part is, if you keep your car waxed, the duster and car feel like 2 magnets repelling each other, it glides that effortlessly
Nice thing is the manufacturer's are sending me another one, since my wooden handle broke. If you get the wooden one just make sure when you shake it out you hold it in the middle (as they advised).
Be careful with these they will cause light scratches in your clear over time. Its inevitable when you have a fine layer of dirt and dust that settles on the paint. The brushing motion actually creates micro scratches in the clear that add up over time.
Only if you push hard will you scratch the paint, just be gentle. And yeah if its been awhile since a car wash probably not the best idea, just gotta use your brain. Not sure how this thing would cause swirling, since you're dragging it from side to side. That sounds more like damage from a buffer that you're using at the same time.
edit: just spoke with a few who've used these for years and they said yes if you don't regularly wash/wax your car these can damage the clearcoat and are not to be used INSTEAD of washing. but if you keep it regularly washed free of debris and waxxed it will glide over the car effortlessly and not scratch. basically don't forget that it's just a "duster" and not a cleaner
edit: just spoke with a few who've used these for years and they said yes if you don't regularly wash/wax your car these can damage the clearcoat and are not to be used INSTEAD of washing. but if you keep it regularly washed free of debris and waxxed it will glide over the car effortlessly and not scratch. basically don't forget that it's just a "duster" and not a cleaner
Last edited by Ghozt; Apr 25, 2011 at 05:04 AM.
Nope. I'm on my second one - first lasted about ten years. Tried washing it - but the results weren't great.
The three colors I've used on were charcoal, majestic blue and crimson black.
Absolutely no worse marring than your typical microfiber towel.
Note - as above - the use of an anti static QD spray really makes it glide.
The three colors I've used on were charcoal, majestic blue and crimson black.
Absolutely no worse marring than your typical microfiber towel.
Note - as above - the use of an anti static QD spray really makes it glide.
Nope. I'm on my second one - first lasted about ten years. Tried washing it - but the results weren't great.
The three colors I've used on were charcoal, majestic blue and crimson black.
Absolutely no worse marring than your typical microfiber towel.
Note - as above - the use of an anti static QD spray really makes it glide.
The three colors I've used on were charcoal, majestic blue and crimson black.
Absolutely no worse marring than your typical microfiber towel.
Note - as above - the use of an anti static QD spray really makes it glide.
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