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    Dusty Car

    Hmm, I recently did a full detail on my Jeep, about a week ago. It has 2 coats of UPP on it. It has some patchs where it looks oily, im guessing the humidity when I was applying UPP. I have a question, can I safely quick detail with Meguiars Finial Detail when the car is dusty ? It has not been driven or outside of my garage for a week, but since the garage is open etc... it gets dusty I don`t want to induce swirls. So I am asking if it is safe to do so. I don`t want to re-wash the car as I have everything dressing and all.
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    Re: Dusty Car

    It depends how dusty it is. My rule is that if im not sure if its to dusty to qd.. then I will waterless wash. If you have poorboys S+W then I would use that.

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    Re: Dusty Car

    Hmm, you could be right, unfortunetly I don`t have a waterless wash. I wish I did for stuff like this, the dust is not to bad, but its visible.

    I don`t want to ruin all that hardwork I did with the makita :headbang now with inducing swirls.
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    well I cant guarentee it would be safe but If its just lightly dusty then you should be fine. Call the RX hotline at 1-800-347-5700. They will definatly be able to answer this question.

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    Re: Dusty Car

    Why not try the FD on just one small area to see how it does. Maybe one fender. No swirls, continue. Swirls, stop and order some S&W.

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    Hehe, I will do that
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    Re: Dusty Car

    I would hit it with a car duster first then the QD.

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    I agree with Charles, Do a small area first if it good then continue on.

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    Re: Dusty Car

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    Re: Dusty Car

    hey. if its just moderate dust from regular air flow thru u`re garage then try this. its a lil tip i use.

    mist the car with some spray and wipe. 2 mist per panel and do this around the whole car. let it set for 30 seconds and start all over on the first panel u had hit. hit it with a qd over the mist of spray and wipe u had applied and wipe. boom. easy time saver. dont worry about letting the spray and wipe dry.

    i do that so that i can let the spray and wipe emulsify the dust and soften it up, then use a regular qd with good cleaning abilities (adams ds) and wipe. beats having the do two seperate wipe sessions on the car.

    side note: this is only for cars with dust, not dirt, grime, ect. just regular pollen, garage dust, or dust bunnies.

 

 

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