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phongus wrote: nedkelly wrote: Quote: It would be like when you rub a plastic rod with a woolen cloth and it has a charge causing small dust to attract to the rod Quote: but whenever I wax my car, which is fairly regularly, it attracts annoying amounts of dust There's the same principle in action, maybe it's worth it if you wax your car on a regular basis just to undo the positive charge, but there could be a cheaper solution that doesn't require battery power, it might just be a case of earthing the chassis after each wax? Unfortunately I'm no an electro physicist, maybe an auto electrician will have some ideas? everytime he gets zapped the charge is discharged onto him...so another words get zapping  and when zapped the body goes back to normal charge...which won't attract dust, but will sit and collect dust pulled down by gravity. phong =P~ But now he will collect dust  and the car will stay clean...
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| gryph |
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Lol @ above comment & shutup souly
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| RedRoo |
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Age: 55 Posts: 1883 Joined: 22nd Apr 2005 Ride: 94 ED Fairmont, MY97 LE WRX Location: Seymour |
Gawd, do you guy's remember your grand daddy having a flexable strap hanging from the bottom of his car?
Well bugger me drunk if that did not earth the car out for you, so you no longer got ZAPPED by static electricity. |
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| bowsaw |
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I got one, came with the Lane, repels dust, weelllll not here it dont, even dust repellent doesnt here, nothing will here.
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