[Bad Anvil Garage]

Originally Posted by Jbanta1983

I have a new ss in black does anyone have a product that you put on that will help repel dust?? I knew what I was getting into with black but was just wondering if there were anything like this that you guys use

You could coat it in... silver paint.

[Emoto]

Originally Posted by 1CEBITN

I use my leaf blower to blow the dust off. Takes 5 minutes and nothing touches the paint.

I've been known to use my air compressor and a blow nozzle.

[Jbanta1983]

Originally Posted by Infamus

If you dont like seeing dust you picked the wrong color... just saying.

I clearly said I know whati got into buying black I was just wondering if anyone had a good product.. "just saying"

[Android42019]

Originally Posted by 18LTLoveIt

I wet wipe my 18 with pretty wet paper towels, turning frequently & going over with another before wiping dry. No swirl marks. 2X a week. It's dusty in Phx

Wasteful is what that is.....just wow....

[Deputy Dog]

Originally Posted by Jbanta1983

I have a new ss in black does anyone have a product that you put on that will help repel dust?? I knew what I was getting into with black but was just wondering if there were anything like this that you guys use

In the 60s and 70s dual static eliminator straps were popular accessories. Most added for coolness though the function was to make the car body anti static to repel dust. The would fasten to the underside of the back bumper or tail end of the frame of the car. 1 on each side. Long rubber strips that would drag the ground. Looked good on cars like a 64 Galaxie or other cars with a lowered rear end.

[Gunkk]

Originally Posted by Jbanta1983

I clearly said I know whati got into buying black I was just wondering if anyone had a good product..

1. Paint protection film for long-term prevention of scratches and swirls.
2. Durable Hydrophobic coating on top of the PPF (most are also dustophobic) so stuff doesn't stick.
3. Hose rinse, california duster, or 500gsm plush MF towel with a quick detailer or paint sealant diluted into distilled water. Pick your pony. It doesn't really matter at this point.

Not cheap but it sure is easy and the black will look fantastic for years.