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J-Rooster wrote:
I have a mobil RV wash come to the RV Park!
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Sep-25-2015 06:16 PM
down home wrote:
It cost a bundle to have some with a polishing pad on a buffer go over a cleaned coach to get the paint back to the shine you expect and no spider webbing. Preventing having to do it saves a ton of money.
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Sep-24-2015 06:12 PM
haydoracin wrote:creeper wrote:
I don't see how a California duster can be used properly on a motorhome. It was designed for car show guys who just lightly, with no pressure drag it across the cars paint. Vertical surfaces it's nearly impossible to use without causing damage.
I do see people in mass using it incorrectly and adding the dreaded swirls to their paint jobs. Professional detailers HATE California dusters for the damage they do.
To each their own.
-This is the MH I use the California Duster on, obviously not full body paint. But 21 years old.
To each their own. Works for me.
Sep-24-2015 05:23 PM
creeper wrote:
I don't see how a California duster can be used properly on a motorhome. It was designed for car show guys who just lightly, with no pressure drag it across the cars paint. Vertical surfaces it's nearly impossible to use without causing damage.
I do see people in mass using it incorrectly and adding the dreaded swirls to their paint jobs. Professional detailers HATE California dusters for the damage they do.
To each their own.
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