Cleaning question
#1
Cleaning question
I live in the country and my driveway is 1/4 mile long and dirt
So my Black SG will ALWAYS have a light layer of dust. my question is what is the best way to "dust" it? I mean it gets the regular washes but there are times when i can't stand seeing a layer of dust, and feel like wiping it down.
Can that be done dry, or am I going to damage the paint?
so frustrating spending time washing, polishing and waxing just to have it dusty within an hour or two.
So my Black SG will ALWAYS have a light layer of dust. my question is what is the best way to "dust" it? I mean it gets the regular washes but there are times when i can't stand seeing a layer of dust, and feel like wiping it down.
Can that be done dry, or am I going to damage the paint?
so frustrating spending time washing, polishing and waxing just to have it dusty within an hour or two.
#3
I would say no. Black shows every thing. You would be better off with a Silver bike, or move. If you have a Black bike, and a 1/4 mile dirt driveway, dust is inevitable.
I know guys use California Dusters, but I fear they would cause scratches. Curious what people think of them.
I know guys use California Dusters, but I fear they would cause scratches. Curious what people think of them.
Last edited by Ron750; 02-15-2017 at 04:53 AM. Reason: Edit
#4
Just hoping to find "the best" solution for this situation. Not the end of the world, just frustrating at times.
#5
As long as you don't let the dust sit on the bike for any length of time and have the dust "bond", a Calf duster or old fashioned feather duster should work well. Just go really light, just enough to sort of blow off the dust. I have a feather duster that works real well. I don't have a gravel driveway though.
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