How do you Dry your car?
#1
How do you Dry your car?
simple question.
how do you dry your musang?
ever since i brought my stang home its always been dryed by a leaf blower.
neighbors think im crazy but ive yet to get any water spots or swirls in my paint.
how do you dry your musang?
ever since i brought my stang home its always been dryed by a leaf blower.
neighbors think im crazy but ive yet to get any water spots or swirls in my paint.
#5
I use nothing but good quality microfiber towels or waffle weave microfiber towels. Microfiber is the safest to use when drying, chamois and Shamwow type products just trap dirt and you drag it across the paint causing marring.
Last edited by Juztang; 01-17-2010 at 10:00 PM.
#7
Check out Juztang's website, www.obsessivedetail.com for towels. That is where I bought them and will only buy from there.
#8
this sounds kinda retarded but i recommend giving it a shot.
after you have your car all soaped up, take the head off the hose and just let the water flow out of it and slosh it all over the car to rinse it off. i usually soap the car 2-3 times when using this method just to make sure it is 100% clean.
i'll dry it immediately with microfiber and it works pretty well so far
after you have your car all soaped up, take the head off the hose and just let the water flow out of it and slosh it all over the car to rinse it off. i usually soap the car 2-3 times when using this method just to make sure it is 100% clean.
i'll dry it immediately with microfiber and it works pretty well so far
#10
one of those chamois that is like the old school ones that are made out of like leather or whatever you have to soak them before you start using it because its really hard
you don't see them around anymore you just see the cloth ones which are great for sucking up water but not best for leaving spotless car
you don't see them around anymore you just see the cloth ones which are great for sucking up water but not best for leaving spotless car