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Background: I've been using my Last Touch occasionally diluted 1:1 for some simple paint issues here and there (bird poop, fresh water spots, dust, etc...) as well as for clay lube. As I stated though, I haven't used it a ton because I wash frequently anyway and my car is just a daily driver. A well-kept daily driver, but still a daily driver!
Anyway, I'm doing a lot more driving now (I commute to school) and I have even less free time so I figure I'm probably going to be using LT more to remove dust and other stuff between washes. The roads that I use to get to school seem to have a little more dust than I'm used to. First question is:
Questions: How is LT at removing dust after a few days since the past wash? Am I going to create swirls by doing this with a good microfiber? When I say dust, I mean just that - a moderate amount of surface dust but not caked-on or other heavy dirt. My last question is as I said I've been using it 1:1 and had no problem but I haven't been heavily using it so it's hard to tell. Should I just use undiluted formula now that I'm going to be using it more? Thanks.
Anyway, I'm doing a lot more driving now (I commute to school) and I have even less free time so I figure I'm probably going to be using LT more to remove dust and other stuff between washes. The roads that I use to get to school seem to have a little more dust than I'm used to. First question is:
Questions: How is LT at removing dust after a few days since the past wash? Am I going to create swirls by doing this with a good microfiber? When I say dust, I mean just that - a moderate amount of surface dust but not caked-on or other heavy dirt. My last question is as I said I've been using it 1:1 and had no problem but I haven't been heavily using it so it's hard to tell. Should I just use undiluted formula now that I'm going to be using it more? Thanks.
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