I just had an idea...Why not use one of those swifter cloths to dust off the...They're really soft (figure like a big piece of cotton), and pull dust off floors and things like no one's business...Any thoughts?

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I don't know that I would try that on my X (Super Black) due to the possibility of dragging small abrasive particles across the paint as they get stuck on the swifter. It might work though, but I think it would take less time and effort to just stop at one of those spray-it-yourself car washes, put it on spot free rinse and go to town. Just my opinon.

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2001 SE 4x4 5-speed
Super Black

I agree with kandacarlson, but that may be a good idea to use on the dash and interior of the X. I may try that!

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BT

good idea bigtom, im gonna go do my interior right now.

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01xtrra

2001 solar yellow XE 4x4

For very light dust or pollen, a brush often called a "California Duster" will help. Used carefully, without pressure, I have not gotten scratches even on sensitive paint. But as noted, they will not work on heavy 'rock/dirt dust'.

dave and Xtoy - pollen season is coming/here

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Driving this past weekend on the trails with my windows down, I had a lot of dust on the dash, steering wheel, radio, and center counsel. I used Pledges' "Grab-it" rags. They are just like the swifters. They worked very well. I would not use them on the paint though for fear of dragging something across and leaving a small scratch.

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2000 Silver Ice SE 4x4
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