Wash/wax yesterday, dust today...

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    jorn New Member

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    #1 jorn, Oct 10, 2011
    I did a nice wash/clay/wax job, and then wound up on a dusty road the very next day. d'oh!

    My question is this: Can I just do a quick wash & dry today?
     
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    #2 TWISTER, Oct 10, 2011
    Yes, you should only need to clay every 6 months
     
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    #3 TGS91, Oct 10, 2011
    Absolutely, no problems

    Enjoy the beading up when you wet the car!
     
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    #4 Friskie, Oct 10, 2011
    Some may yea and some may nay but I keep a California duster handy for just that very problem. I've yet to find any swirling because of it's use.
     
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    #5 KittyMini, Oct 24, 2011
    The California Duster is awesome! Great for dust/pollen removal and DOES NOT leave any marks :Thumbsup:
     
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    #6 DneprDave, Oct 24, 2011
    I went to my local auto parts store to get a California duster, they had one that they said was just as good, it wasn't! It left red lint all over! Be sure to get a real one.

    Dave
     

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