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velobard · 04-16-06, 08:06

Keep in mind that however good the quality of the cover, if there's dust on your car when you cover it, it will act like an abrasive. If your car just has a light coating of dust from a little time outside, the California Car Duster is a quick way to clean it off. Just use the weight of the brush, don't press down at all, and you should be fine as far as avoiding scratches, especially if your car has a decent coat of wax.

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velobard Registered User velobard is offline Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Kirkwood, MO Posts: 1,839	Keep in mind that however good the quality of the cover, if there's dust on your car when you cover it, it will act like an abrasive. If your car just has a light coating of dust from a little time outside, the California Car Duster is a quick way to clean it off. Just use the weight of the brush, don't press down at all, and you should be fine as far as avoiding scratches, especially if your car has a decent coat of wax. Last edited by velobard : 04-16-06 at 09:20.