California duster.
#1
California duster.
Damn, I just bought it brand new and it says I have to let it air out for 48 hours?! Is this true? I'm sure there is no harm done if I use it before that, right? I just waxed my car about 4 days ago and don't want any mess ups. I have used my friends before but not brand new. Anybody used this thing right out the bag?
#2
I really doubt it would be bad. I have one and i let it air out. Its to get all the extra paraffin or what ever coats the brush off. If you haven't used it yet, i would really just let it air out for the 48 hours to be on the safe side.
#3
If you don't let it air out, it will probably cause a streaky mess on the paint because of the excess wax on the strands. Once it's cured, it works fine. I've been using the same Cali Duster for about 5-7 years (can't even remember when I got it lol) and it still works great. If it didn't need to be aired out, the manufacturer wouldn't recommend it before use.....
#5
Follow the instructions and let it sit on newspaper for 48 hours and you will be amazed at how much parafin is left on the paper.
Better on newspaper than you car! After that they work even better the more you use them..
Better on newspaper than you car! After that they work even better the more you use them..
#7
thanks for everybody's help.
I already let it air out and there was alot of crap on the newspaper. It ready for use now just had to make sure. I remember me and my buddies did use one right out of the bag at a car show. It was a last minute thing cuz it was kinda dusty but I don't remember seeing any streaks. That was like a year ago though.
I already let it air out and there was alot of crap on the newspaper. It ready for use now just had to make sure. I remember me and my buddies did use one right out of the bag at a car show. It was a last minute thing cuz it was kinda dusty but I don't remember seeing any streaks. That was like a year ago though.
#11
Originally posted by MikeLS
If you don't let it air out, it will probably cause a streaky mess on the paint because of the excess wax on the strands. Once it's cured, it works fine. I've been using the same Cali Duster for about 5-7 years (can't even remember when I got it lol) and it still works great. If it didn't need to be aired out, the manufacturer wouldn't recommend it before use.....
If you don't let it air out, it will probably cause a streaky mess on the paint because of the excess wax on the strands. Once it's cured, it works fine. I've been using the same Cali Duster for about 5-7 years (can't even remember when I got it lol) and it still works great. If it didn't need to be aired out, the manufacturer wouldn't recommend it before use.....
#12
Originally posted by 95 3.8
do you actually use it on your G35???
do you actually use it on your G35???
I mostly just wash the car now to remove any dust/dirt.
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