Griot's Garage - Microfiber Car Duster

[Lambeau]

Purchased this Griot's Garage Microfiber Car Duster a couple months ago at a local car show for $20. I really like it. Its fast, light, inexpensive, and does a nice job. The rubberized material on the handle aids with your grip.

Microfiber Car Duster - Griot's Garage

I have a California Duster, but it still leaves wax deposits on the surface and they're tough to get off. Ya, I know it needs to be broken in more, but I'm not going to drag it around on the garage floor to do it - lol. Besides, the warmer the surface, the more wax deposits it leaves.

The long fibers also assist in removing dust between the tail lights and on the black vertical portion of the trunk lid. That black portion is notorious for scratching very easily.

 

[blue 07]

THE KISS OF DEATH TO ALL PAINTED SURFACES !! You don't think all the dirt and dust just fall out of the duster do you? It stays in the duster and you keep rubbing it on your paint. You never want to rewove dust etc without using detail spray and a good lint free scratch free microfiber towel, unless you like scratches on your paint.

 

[SVT Adam]

Ouch. Yea don't use this on your car

 

[1Kona_Venom]

THE KISS OF DEATH TO ALL PAINTED SURFACES !! You don't think all the dirt and dust just fall out of the duster do you? It stays in the duster and you keep rubbing it on your paint. You never want to rewove dust etc without using detail spray and a good lint free scratch free microfiber towel, unless you like scratches on your paint.

well said.
Detail spray and a good quality microfiber is the way. Requires slightly more effort and theres no rubber handle. All well

 

[jayk17]

I only use my California duster to remove light dust.

 

[specracer]

As others mention, You might reconsider using this. I know a high end detail shop in our area, where if they see one, they take it away from the owner.

 

[CobraBob]

I only use my California duster to remove light dust.

Don't even to THAT if you value your paint finish. These dusters retain more "debris" that you might think. I learned the hard way many years ago, and stopped using my duster. I'll never use one again. A detailer spray along with a nice, softer CLEAN microfiber cloth is the only way to go.