And they say Beadmaker attracts dust?…

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As we all know, Beadmaker has long been the victim of being known for attracting dust.

But I just ran into a video where this dude tests 8 popular spray products and I think you’ll find the results quite interesting. You may even find a new champion on this list.

Check this video out and show the dude some luv because his vid. currently only has 321 views but it deserves alot more. Post your thoughts.

Are your detailing products attracting DUST?! - YouTube
 
Crap, it's pollen season here I can only imagine this stuff will attract that in addition to dust. Not the kind of product I want to bother with.
 
Bill D said:
Crap, it's pollen season here I can only imagine this stuff will attract that in addition to dust. Not the kind of product I want to bother with.
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Which 1? There’s 7 and they all basically did the same.
 
Sounds to me like all of them. We don't need any more dust
 
Bill D said:
Sounds to me like all of them. We don't need any more dust
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It’s tempting to use a spray product after washing a dark car like this but I do think about dust and now I’m glad I usually skip it.

Nothing worse than having a car like that be all dusty just hours later.

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I hate this time of year. The pollen makes dust seem like an afterthought but the two of them together,no thanks!
 
Bill D said:
I hate this time of year. The pollen makes dust seem like an afterthought but the two of them together,no thanks!
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Bust out your California Duster. Lol.

Sometimes after the paint is polished but I’ve waited in between lsp, I’ll just take 1 of my microfiber drying towels and lightly lay it on the paint and drag the dust off. Works just like a duster as long as the vehicle is “clean” and it’s just recent light dust.

Even works within a couple of hours after it’s been washed as long as it’s just sat parked.
 
That’s just how I dust off a car. Gotta do that even to a garaged car sometimes
 
Bill D said:
That’s just how I dust off a car. Gotta do that even to a garaged car sometimes
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Exactly. California Duster rules apply. So long as the car hasn’t been driven it’s safe. If I had a garage queen I’d totally use a California Duster.

Back when Jason Rose was still with Meguiars, both him and Michael Stoops told me they use California Dusters on their garage queens.
 
I don’t use a duster, I use a microfiber and often I wind up QDing
 
In Hawaii I learned real fast to wash the car, dry it, put on a topper if desired, take a picture and admire your work, and then walk away until the next wash

That red volcanic dust would scratch your car if you showed it a picture of a microfiber much less tried to get it off, regardless of how gentle you were

I swear that stuff had a built in adhesive, not to mention it's ability to stain rubber, vinyl, etc if allowed to stay on it for any length of time
 
Bill D said:
I don’t use a duster, I use a microfiber and often I wind up QDing
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Yes I understood you and I do the same. Somehow the word duster came up along with the towel being used in the same situation with both being safe which is why I mentioned it.
 
chilly said:
In Hawaii I learned real fast to wash the car, dry it, put on a topper if desired, take a picture and admire your work, and then walk away until the next wash

That red volcanic dust would scratch your car if you showed it a picture of a microfiber much less tried to get it off, regardless of how gentle you were

I swear that stuff had a built in adhesive, not to mention it's ability to stain rubber, vinyl, etc if allowed to stay on it for any length of time
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Sounds wicked. Lol
 
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