ROCKET62
Has Left the Room!
Title says it all. I love the look after Pinnacle Wax, but it sure would be nice if there was a way to not have to deal with the dust and pollen that seems to be in the air.
DUST? Does any wax/polish/whatever NOT attract dust?
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mike & juli
Enthusiast
SWIFFER!!! Tho you'll never get rid of that pollen/yellow stuff...ugh! Just keep wiping it away, and don't park under any trees in the Spring. (SAP...no, not you
...lol...tree sap drips ******* our cars)
~juli
...lol...tree sap drips ******* our cars)~juli
ROCKET62
Has Left the Room!
Juli, funny you say dont park under a tree. I parked by some crabapple trees while golfing today and because of the wind, a bunch of the flower petalsdropped into the Viper.
It was a very good, justifiable reason to to hit the highway on the way home. It's amazing how 100 mph can clean out the inside of every last petal - and yet the darn dust is still stuck like glue.
It was a very good, justifiable reason to to hit the highway on the way home. It's amazing how 100 mph can clean out the inside of every last petal - and yet the darn dust is still stuck like glue
.mike & juli
Enthusiast
Juli, funny you say dont park under a tree. I parked by some crabapple trees while golfing today and because of the wind, a bunch of the flower petalsdropped into the Viper.
It was a very good, justifiable reason to to hit the highway on the way home. It's amazing how 100 mph can clean out the inside of every last petal - and yet the darn dust is still stuck like glue
LOL...the crabapple blossoms ARE quite beautiful. You know the 'sappy' trees I'm talking 'bout!!!
WHATTA way to 'clean' out the car~! 
~juliNewport Viper
Enthusiast
Ha...I just got back from Santa Barbara, you should have seen the ash on the cars.... like snow!
Malu59RT
Enthusiast
I personally wouldn't use the California Scratcher (Duster) or any other brush like tool to wipe dust off the car, if you have recently corrected the paint to remove spider webs or swirl marks (holograms from a previous buff job) on the paint. You will reintroduce them to your paint with one of those.
I use Souveran Paste Wax on all my jobs and customer jobs, you learn to deal with the dust, or use a good quality microfiber and detail spray. Just be careful not to let too much dust collect between wipe downs, or you will also scratch the clear with that.
I use Souveran Paste Wax on all my jobs and customer jobs, you learn to deal with the dust, or use a good quality microfiber and detail spray. Just be careful not to let too much dust collect between wipe downs, or you will also scratch the clear with that.
agentf1
Enthusiast
I think Zaino attracts less dust than most products since it is a synthetic polymer and does not contain as many oils as Carnuaba products do.
wash every weekend, or at least that's what I do
I wouldn't touch my car with anything unless it had just been washed and I still use caution when doing that. Swifter/cali duster use the dust, abrasive, to mar and although it may be minimal its there. Just my input although its as worthless as teats on a boar hog I've thrown it out. I'm still going through my investment in Clearkote products and until all 12 bottles of various products are gone I'll live with the dust.
Thanks
I wouldn't touch my car with anything unless it had just been washed and I still use caution when doing that. Swifter/cali duster use the dust, abrasive, to mar and although it may be minimal its there. Just my input although its as worthless as teats on a boar hog I've thrown it out. I'm still going through my investment in Clearkote products and until all 12 bottles of various products are gone I'll live with the dust.
Thanks
ROCKET62
Has Left the Room!
I also will not use any of the dusters or detail sprays with dust on the Viper. My latest purchase was a high powered leaf blower which I use after a quick rinse. Seems to work pretty well.
I tried Zaino and am really still impressed by Pinnacle. I'm at the bottom of the container - so I may give something else a try this year. Still in search of the perfect wax/polish.
I tried Zaino and am really still impressed by Pinnacle. I'm at the bottom of the container - so I may give something else a try this year. Still in search of the perfect wax/polish.
gen2lover
Enthusiast
see my red rt thread,cannot beat the shine and deepness to it,most dust slides off now!
LSP was Poorboys
EX followed by Collinite 915.
http://forums.viperclub.org/general-viper-discussion/624404-my-newly-detailed-viper-look.html
LSP was Poorboys
EX followed by Collinite 915.
http://forums.viperclub.org/general-viper-discussion/624404-my-newly-detailed-viper-look.html
There is a wax that Autogeek sells. its called Fuzion or Fusion. Its the only wax I buy for my cars.
I live in south florida and there is always a lot of dust in the air, any other wax I put on my car by the next morning it will be covered in dust. Fuzion is the first one I have tried that repells dust.
Not only that but it leaves an amazing shine.
I live in south florida and there is always a lot of dust in the air, any other wax I put on my car by the next morning it will be covered in dust. Fuzion is the first one I have tried that repells dust.
Not only that but it leaves an amazing shine.
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