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  1. 03-21-2009, 04:19 PM #1
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    Pollen season

    Well its Spring again and I have a black car .. But now it is a black and yellow car ...What is the best way to keep it clean between washings ?? Is just a water spray down OK ??
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  2. 03-21-2009, 05:17 PM #2
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    With my experaince with pollen, a wash is must. not even a good drive will get it all off, just gathers it together. A good wax helps greatly though.
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    after you get the car washed and waxed get you a good car duster and just use that from time to time. try not to let the dust billed up to much. look at http://www.calcarcover.com/default.aspx
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    The season is almost over here in fla. thank god, not only for the yellow haze on cars (not mine) i'm allergic as all hell to the crap.
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    im already tired of my car looking pink [pollen]
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    try either a car duster or quick detail spray. havent had that problem with pollen, but have with dust.
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    As already said, a good wax will help Snags. Spend the time to apply a couple of layers and it will make washing so much easier... Is the car normally garaged? Does the pollen get inside the garage?
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    I have my Cali Car Duster in my trunk at the ready.
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    Quote Originally Posted by stephen02ws6 View Post
    try either a car duster or quick detail spray. havent had that problem with pollen, but have with dust.
    thats more of what I was thinking to ... Although Ill have to get a Cali duster ... What is a good quick detail spray ...
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  10. 03-22-2009, 04:19 PM #10
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    ive tried Ice and Meguiars and i think they are basicly the same. get a micro fiber towel to wipe it off with.
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    I like to Use Prima Slick as my QD also a good wax/QD is Prima Hydro
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