good quality waffle weave microfiber towels are all I use to dry, works great.

 

Electric leaf blower and microfiber towels.

 

Used to use a chamois followed by microfiber towels, but it was taking longer to dry the car than it was to wash it (45 min. to wash and 1 hr. to dry just doesn't make sense to me). I ended up going back to a soft towel, Laser Red hides the swirl marks well; I just have to buff it once a year with polish and it looks ****. Electric leaf blower works great for getting water out of all the weird spots (body panel seams, hood scoop, etc.) and also for drying the engine, which I wash about every 2nd or 3rd time as the rest of the car.

 

they sell something called the absorber in auto zone it works grerat for a spotless drying

 

Microfiber towels, sham wow. you just have to dry it out and get all the water out of it frequently. But all the work is worth it, i dont have any water spots, maybe some smears on the wind shield, but thats about it.

 

I spray mine down with Adam's detail spray and use a high quality Microfiber drying towel.

 

I use a chamois and just towels on the wheels. I may start using the leafblower thing lol...sounds like itd work great...idk why i haven't used it yet!

I got a california squeege for xmas so ill be usin that too!

 

I use the same thing, except I go over the car first with my shop vac leaf blower. I use Adam's Detail Spray as I wipe it down to add shine and remove any spots.

 

I airdry but i get water spots... its sucks... i tried using a towel but that doesnt seem to work.. i think shams are good but i only used on friends car and havent had time to pick up myself... very creative with the leaf blower lol i almost KNOW im going to try that this spring lol!

 

I used the leaf blower thing a year ago and it didnt work... Not even close.