Vlad Soare
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Hi,
Here's a situation I encounter very often.
Yesterday my car was squeeky clean. Then there was a bit of mud rain. So I woke up this morning to find my car looking like this:
The car will be in direct sunlight until mid-afternoon, so washing it now is out of the question. I'll need to go pick up my daughter from school in about one and a half hours, and I will die of shame when I arrive there with the car looking like this.
So, my question is: is there a quick workaround in such situations? I mean, a quick and easy way not to clean the car per se, but at least to remove the bulk of the dust, so that the car looks reasonably well at a quick glance until I get the chance to wash it?
I was looking at those soft brushes covered in paraffin (e.g. California Duster). Are they any good? Would they help?
Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Here's a situation I encounter very often.
Yesterday my car was squeeky clean. Then there was a bit of mud rain. So I woke up this morning to find my car looking like this:
The car will be in direct sunlight until mid-afternoon, so washing it now is out of the question. I'll need to go pick up my daughter from school in about one and a half hours, and I will die of shame when I arrive there with the car looking like this.
So, my question is: is there a quick workaround in such situations? I mean, a quick and easy way not to clean the car per se, but at least to remove the bulk of the dust, so that the car looks reasonably well at a quick glance until I get the chance to wash it?
I was looking at those soft brushes covered in paraffin (e.g. California Duster). Are they any good? Would they help?
Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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