Efficiently Remove Dust and Dirt with the SM Arnold Large Car Duster Review

I use this on my 2014 Honda Accord Sedan. It's good. Cheaper than other products and works perfectly. I think the wax of this item is weak. But that's ok because the price is reasonable.

Replaced a great rag that finally needed removing. The main problem I have is that the fibers of the fabric don't seem to be long enough to do their job properly. You find yourself dusting the same area over and over again.

Sometimes the car is just dusty and needs to be wiped. This is my second "California Dust Brush" and it's great. You can make your car look like it has just been washed. It can also hide rain stains to a degree, but in most cases you will still need to wash in these cases.

This is a good cloth. High density fibers that stay together. easy to clean with a handshake and picks up dust directly from the clutch as well as electrostatically. The storage system works well to keep it in the trunk. Washes off easily. The cheap pen broke before too many uses.

I live in the desert where the dust rests where it will. If you do not pay attention to this, then over time the dust will scratch the outside of the windows, rise and fall. In a few years you will have enough small scratches blocking the view of the side mirrors. So I bought this after buying a newer machine and removing a few quick swipes and a thin layer of kickstand as advertised. so the accumulation of scratches.

I used to have one of the red fiber Meguire's Dusters. He let go of the legs and left after a week and I was sorry to know that they are no longer available in the US market. After a few years of infrequent searching I found this from SM Arnold. It's a different fiber color and grip, but otherwise it's Meguire's Duster with a new look. I'm glad I still have one of these!

Handle torn in several places after 5 months of infrequent use. This could be related to the heat I was experiencing in my trunk. I also found that the smell of wax (I think oil, not beeswax) stays strong for a long time. It's probably best not to keep it in the trunk if you have a garage. Finally, the bag will not fit the full length of the material unless stuffed by hand, allowing it to contact adjacent items and exchange debris.