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Old 06-24-2011, 08:28 AM   #73 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Super Tanooki View Post
Hey Junkman. I watched your videos - the third one mainly. Your technique with the california duster is essentially EXACTLY what I described in my post, i.e. just glazing the fiber over the surface. So from that, I would take it that what I suggested is fine.
Using exactly what I used, in the same manner as how I use it is fine. Anything else and you are looking at scratching the paint.

This is why I show you flawless paint to start with and then destroy it with the technique that most people use. You don't have to take my word for it, all you have to do is believe your lying eyes! You see me use one technique that creates the damage, and then you see me use a technique that does not. If I knew nothing about this, at least I can see a proven technique and say to myself, "Hmmm... that way didn't scratch the car."

That would be enough for me without me trying to reinvent the wheel. As for touchless washes, I have some videos that cover that too. All you have to do is wash them.
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