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I saved about $140 if I assume I would pay in average $10 for car wash and go there twice a month. It has been 7 months since I've stopped going to car wash. For some it may be more, for some less than that, but it is definately a money saver. After I purchased California Car Duster I never went back to car wash. It is a great product which is very practical that can save you a lot of money from paying to a car wash.
This does a damn nice job of dusting all of the car surfaces quickly and easily. The California Car Duster has been so much more than I expected. Try it. Sometimes I get lazy and the car duster saves me a full car wash. I keep a good finish on my car and it is garaged year-round. Washing the car was (many times) simply a matter of hosing off the dust.
How many things out there can give you a spiffy shine in a couple of minutes.The key to using the Duster is to follow the clear instructions provided. Only to be used on finishes that are otherwise clean but have dust/pollen on them. BUT, have never noticed any problem with use and dirt accumulation. Have used a California Duster for over 15 years on brand new and old car finishes, from black to white. Tried washing once, which maker says you can do, but seems to remove the waxy coating and defeats the effectiveness. Second, it is is a DUSTER, NOT a scrub brush. Ya, it may last forever, but I buy a new one once a year - hey it's pretty inexpensive.Be the envy of neighbors, get one of these and be as amazed as they will.
It has a waxy coating on the fibers (all the more reason it DOES NOT scratch the finish) and it has to dry out before initial use. Maker claims it only gets better with time and dirt, but of course can't figure out how that could be true. Doesn't just push it around, but actually lifts it off. Have read a couple of reviews that claim the Duster scratches, but suspect it is because they didn't let it dry out. You let the Duster do the work, lifting the dust right off the car.
This duster keeps a relatively clean, maintained car looking show room shiny and takes only minutes to use. If you scrub with it to remove mud, splotches, bird droppings, etc., it WILL scratch, just as dry rubbing a car's finish with ANYTHING will scratch it. And, if there is moisture on the car's surface, it too will look like a swirl or scratch until it dries. You MUST let it dry out a day or two before initial use. The one time I forgot to do that, it looked liked it scratched (scared the daylights out of me)., but it was just swirls on the surface from the moist wax - easily removed.
Our cars live in their garage, so before heading out all we have to do is dust off and leave.If you are looking for an alternative to waxing (or painting). I am ordering a replacement California Duster today, because the one we've had for a decade finally gave up. You need to have a good finish on your car before expecting the Duster to perform well.The product is sold as a DUSTER and performs wonderfully as a duster. your vehicle, this is not its intended purpose. For the people surprised at the initial streaking left on the car - the directions specifically state that you need to set it on newspaper for a couple days to let the paper absorb the residue. (To the best of my recollection, it's been 10 years since we last read the directions).We live in South Texas, so the fine dust is endless - this is the perfect solution between waxings.We own five Mustangs, and show two of them currently.
Make sure you do it gently, and you'll get amazing results every time. It works amazingly well on my black car, and keeps it looking freshly detailed. Once my car is washed and waxed, all I have to do is brush this over the car every day for a minute, and it maintains the car looking like it was just washed. I would only use it on day old dust and pollen to keep from scratching the clear coat.
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