Trunk lid blackout panel - ideas for keeping it clean?

[av8tr]

As soon as I pull away from the driveway after spending hours cleaning, waxing, vacuuming, detailing, etc... that damn decklid panel is dirty within a city block. It attracts dust like crazy. What can I do to prevent that or at least prolong its clean appearance?

 

[Stevedotmil]

Detailer spray and a Micro fiber towel. Almost no pressure and buff...

You will spend an eternity doing this. I stopped bothering with it. LOL

 

[HMTDF]

I use Pledge dust & allergen. Spray on cloth and wipe,leaves a slight shiny film. Works ok but as in post above you'll wipe forever. I live on a dirt road and the dust drives me crazy.

 

[08mojo]

I'm guessing you do not have a black car. That's what the entire rear end of my car looks like within a mile.

 

[Merlinii]

Most wax attracts dust (static electricity). I might suggest a sealant instead.
I use a California car duster to safely, gently and quickly remove surface dust.
(I would not suggest Pledge on automotive paint)

 

[Chewy]

Waxes & sealants contain oils. Oils attract dust. I'd be willing to bet that Opti-Coat might work best.

Dust isn't soft and it will scratch your finish. Worst thing you can do is dry wipe it. Use a Quick Detailer or a Waterless wash.