Sp!ke
Administrator
We've been here before, the consensus then was that using a dry(ish) dirty cloth on your car bodywork was highly likely to damage the paint.
With a black car it'll show any crazing badly. Me, I'd steer well clear.
With a black car it'll show any crazing badly. Me, I'd steer well clear.
Wezzel
Active Member
I tend to do the following with my black car:
i) Give the car a really good wash and wax and then,
ii) Give the car a quick wipe over with a California Car Duster every evening (takes literally 30 seconds).
iii) Wipe off any marks etc with quick detailer spray and a microfibre cloth.
If the weather stays dry and there is no mud on the car I can keep the car clean for several weeks this way without a full wash. I do tend to give the wheels a wash more often though to get rid of the dreaded black dust.
i) Give the car a really good wash and wax and then,
ii) Give the car a quick wipe over with a California Car Duster every evening (takes literally 30 seconds).
iii) Wipe off any marks etc with quick detailer spray and a microfibre cloth.
If the weather stays dry and there is no mud on the car I can keep the car clean for several weeks this way without a full wash. I do tend to give the wheels a wash more often though to get rid of the dreaded black dust.
