Re: UQD With Dust Repellant
Maybe it needs some anti-static properties?
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Re: UQD With Dust Repellant
I do have a gallon of #135 (and two bottles of UQD)Originally posted by J. A. Michaels View PostSave some money, buy the #135 from the pro line. Get the gallon.
. But it's not the cost it's the inability to keep the car dust free for more than 5 minutes at a time.
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Re: UQD With Dust Repellant
Save some money, buy the #135 from the pro line. Get the gallon.
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Re: UQD With Dust Repellant
Yes. Then they would have a product that is both hydrophobic and amathophobic.
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Re: UQD With Dust Repellant
Dido. my dark blue is terrible. i wash it and 1 hour later its covered with dust. sometimes i wash it, then park it in the garage and it still gets dust all over.
sometimes i can take the air compressor and give a good blast all around and it usually takes the dust off.
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UQD With Dust Repellant
This is a product I would buy by the pallet. I can't keep my black paint on my Camry free from dust for more that a few minutes at a time. Drives me batty fighting a losing battle with with dust.
Mike
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