What do you use to clean dust?

[ShockwaveGT]

Between washing, when you don't really need to wash, just get light dust off. California dust brush?

[Killrwheels@Autogeek]

I have and use the Oxo Brush occassionally, but find that a prefer a quick wipe with a soft microfiber and Crystal Mist to add the "pop" back.

[Kevin V]

I use the California Duster and then the Zaino Z-6 detailer, looks like I just polished it. Using the Z-8 will make it look even better.

[VETFVER]

I use Meguiar's Quick Detailer and a blue shop towel. Raybestos Quiet Stop Ceramic pads keeps my rims clean for weeks at a time.

VETFVER

[LS WON]

Originally Posted by Kevin V

I use the California Duster and then the Zaino Z-6 detailer, looks like I just polished it. Using the Z-8 will make it look even better.

[agentf1]

Originally Posted by Kevin V

I use the California Duster and then the Zaino Z-6 detailer, looks like I just polished it. Using the Z-8 will make it look even better.

[TR Vert]

California duster external
swiffer on dash and trim

[capevettes]

Originally Posted by Kevin V

I use the California Duster and then the Zaino Z-6 detailer, looks like I just polished it. Using the Z-8 will make it look even better.

Ditto!!!!!!

[Z28STYLE23]

adams detail spray and microfiber cloth for paint, windows, and wheels.

[J Z06]

I use a microfiber towel and a little zaino z6 or z8.

if it's too dusty, i'd rather re-wash it to play it safe.

[KnightRider02]

Originally Posted by Jays Z06

I use a microfiber towel and a little zaino z6 or z8.

if it's too dusty, i'd rather re-wash it to play it safe.

I may also use my California Duster...depends on the level of dust.

[327Heaven]

1) California duster
2) quick wipe down with damp mf towel
3) nxt detail spray & mf buff

Works for me and takes about 30 minutes

[DeepBlueC]

Originally Posted by Z28STYLE23

adams detail spray and microfiber cloth for paint, windows, and wheels.

Same for me!

[bugman]

was thinking about this recently, and was hesitant to use the CA-duster because of the oils it contains.

Do you think that any oils on the CA duster will just wash off with my Z7? I want to know that I'm not leaving anything on the car that will hurt future adherence of Zaino.

[Z0SLIK]

Originally Posted by KnightRider02

I may also use my California Duster...depends on the level of dust.

[Kevin V]

Originally Posted by bugman

was thinking about this recently, and was hesitant to use the CA-duster because of the oils it contains.

Do you think that any oils on the CA duster will just wash off with my Z7? I want to know that I'm not leaving anything on the car that will hurt future adherence of Zaino.

I've never really had any film transfered to the surface, except if I just sat it down on the surface while I Z-6'd another area. The tips should barely drape across the surface. The Z-6 will remove any film that may have gotten on the surface and the Z-7 wash will definitely remove any residue.

[mike348]

CA Duster For residue type dust. Water for road dust.

[RAGOVET]

Originally Posted by Kevin V

I use the California Duster and then the Zaino Z-6 detailer, looks like I just polished it. Using the Z-8 will make it look even better.

Me too.

[DBRASUE]

Originally Posted by Z28STYLE23

adams detail spray and microfiber cloth for paint, windows, and wheels.

I do the same!

[bugman]

Originally Posted by Kevin V

I've never really had any film transfered to the surface, except if I just sat it down on the surface while I Z-6'd another area. The tips should barely drape across the surface. The Z-6 will remove any film that may have gotten on the surface and the Z-7 wash will definitely remove any residue.

Thanks !