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| NovaResource |
 Mar 29 2008, 12:35 PM
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You are doing something wrong. I've had mine for over 10 years with zero problems. It's been used on 7 different cars. It's a GREAT product. Also, why did you post this 3 times. Mutliple posting is a violation of the rules: http://www.hyundai-forums.com/t3035-forum-rules.htmQUOTE Forum Rules
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| sk8er0918 |
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Did you have dried wax or debri on your applicator pad or the towel you were using to wax off? That may have caused it.
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| torontotucsonowner |
May 19 2008, 11:38 AM
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I've used the Absorber too for years, never had a problem at all.
I detail vehicles on the side (have done so for a long time) and my guess is that the problem lies in the following scenarios:
1). The Absorber has been dropped on the ground and picked up grit that's then been rubbed into the paint.
2). Someone's used the Absorber on a car that was dirty (aka they didn't wash it first) and like scenario #1, it's picked up grit and been rubbed into the paint.
3). The Absorber has been exposed to something that had grit near it (it's been set down on something like a bench, counter or something else) and, again, got grit into it.
The Absorber is safer than a towel or regular chamois because it's perfectly smooth and won't leave any residue behind. That being said, you should wash it out if it gets dirty (I wash mine after every time I use it). Hand wash it in something mild like Woolite or, if really dirty, machine wash it with woolite. Don't use dish detergent on it or anything like Tide, it's too strong to clean it. If you take care of your Absorber, yes, it should last for a long time.
Another hint... if you don't wash it, at least rinse it out under warm tap water and then really squeeze it out. This will keep the Absorber from getting mildew when you roll it back up to keep inside of the container (which it should be kept in).
I'm not accusing you of doing any of these scenarios, just saying that it's probably the case.
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