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Can you guys who have been in this for a while tell me your opionion of the best chamois material for drying off water?
Also what do you use for light dusting off, spray and material or brush?

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Bruce, I've tried several different Chamois of late. None of them seem to perform like the ones I bought back in 2003 so I won't recommend one. Most may think the higher price is always best but I've paid dearly for one or two and they are pitifu.

For light dusting I keep the "california duster" around. My wife gave me one for Christmas years ago and it still does a good job.

I really don't "show" my pickup anymore but when I did and wanted to spif it up I'd dust it with the duster and then use the Mequire's detail spray. It works good for me and my pickup.


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