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You wax before using spray detailer or wax after spray deatailer?
Also after using my microfiber and terry cloth towels can i wash them with laundry detergent? I know you wash em and don't use fabric softener, just wondering since some towels will get wax etc on em how will they get clean if you just use water to wash em.
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2007 V8 5.7L SR5 Blue Streak Metallic Double Cab Tundra, With TRD Off Road Package. MODS:
-Aries 4" Deluxe Oval Tubes
-Black Carriage Works Billet Grille
-TRD Dual Exhaust
-Window Tint
Last edited by JohnLee1988; 08-16-2007 at 06:56 PM.
Ahh I see, thanks for the info. Another question I had was does the CA duster scratch your paint? and how many days after you wash your car can you use the detailer spray for?
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2007 V8 5.7L SR5 Blue Streak Metallic Double Cab Tundra, With TRD Off Road Package. MODS:
-Aries 4" Deluxe Oval Tubes
-Black Carriage Works Billet Grille
-TRD Dual Exhaust
-Window Tint
Personally I wouldnt use the California duster myself I dont trust it to not mar the paint. You can use quick detailer anytime some people use it right after a wash to add shine and slickness to the paint.
Personally I wouldnt use the California duster myself I dont trust it to not mar the paint. You can use quick detailer anytime some people use it right after a wash to add shine and slickness to the paint.
Trust me on this one, it will NOT mar or scratch the paint. Having said that, I do replace mine when it's obviously collected too much dust/dirt and use the old one on the engine compartment.
Optimum No-Rinse. Allows you to wash your truck with 2gal of water in your garage without a hose. Alot of detailers have used this and dont even own a hose anymore.
I am planning a ONR writeup soon. It will help many people that dont have acces to a garage or water in winter.
__________________ 2003 Toyota Tundra V8 4x4 AC Exterior: Trd Off-Road package, Trd Skid Plate, Borla Side Exit Exhaust, 30% Lumar tint, Enkei Deep Six 20's, 275/60/20 Cooper Zeon LTZ, Bilstein 5100's, Toytec add-a-leaf, Wilson 1000. Interior: Alpine 9851, CDT 6.5" components, Alpine MRP-F240, MRD-M300, eD SQ 10".
I started using ONR earlier this year because of water restrictions and I won't be going back to a conventional wash. On these really hot days and during the winter you can wash your truck in the garage. It also leaves behind a nice shine and some slickness. You can also mix it a little stronger and its makes a great quick detailer. I highly recommend it.
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