[AaronP]

I have Green challenger and with the dew in mornings, the very back of the car gets VERY dirty. Rear bumper all the way up to the spoiler. if u touch it it feels almost like sandpaper. if the back is dry, it doesn't really get dirty. My question is is there something to divert the dirt or wind direction in back without messing with looks? Thanks for any replys

 

[stig]

I don't think there's much you can do other than keep a good coat of wax on it to keep the surface smooth and slick and have a California duster handy in the trunk:4-dontknow:

 

[AaronP]

Yeah, i keep a very Soft Bristle Brush in the trunk. Its not Noticeable to other people... but I know its there >.<

 

[MommaBetty]

Yeah, i keep a very Soft Bristle Brush in the trunk. Its not Noticeable to other people... but I know its there >.<

DON'T use the brush!! The above post was spot on!!! A coat of wax, then use the California duster. Be careful, or you will scratch the clean coat. Using a spray wax right after you wash it, then keep the duster handy for light dust.

 

[Back2BackRTs]

This is a very annoying feature of the body styling. Any kind of moisture on the car or on the road creates a huge mess all across the back from bottom to tip of spoiler. I've never seen such a mess on other cars I've had. I wish there was something to do about it. Mine is like that now from one drive to work in drizzle. Been too cold to clean it (9 degrees right now) but i will tomorrow. I wish there was some kind of solution but it's just a feature of the body style.

 

[AaronP]

Thanks for the tips, I'll start doing that from now on

 

[TikiMan]

Keep a quick detailer and some microfiber towels in the trunk.

 

[MommaBetty]

Tiki is right, I don't leave home without them and the duster!! That lip under the trunk lid is just something we have to live with!

 

[cowdoc]

Check out the Junkman's detailing videos on proper use of the Cali Car Duster. There's a right way and a wrong way.

 

[AaronP]

Thanks for all the reply, since then i have bought a pacific coast duster (o riellys brand) and the spray wax that was shown in above photo