best drying method
#1
best drying method
Am I the only one who has thought of this? I get some strange looks but...I use an electric leaf blower to dry my car. It's quick and it gets the water out of the nooks and crannys so they don't run later. Give it a try! BTW, I wouldn't use a gas one because I think the motor exhaust comes thru with the airstream carrying unburned fuel and oil.
#6
Well..usually when you detail(or wash) your car, you do it on a driveway, that is atleast marginally clean...after you wash the car you just take the leaf blower and point at it and get the water out of the hard to reach areas, usually pointing it downwards..so the chances of dirt or anything flying at your paint isn't really that great.
#7
Well..usually when you detail(or wash) your car, you do it on a driveway, that is atleast marginally clean...after you wash the car you just take the leaf blower and point at it and get the water out of the hard to reach areas, usually pointing it downwards..so the chances of dirt or anything flying at your paint isn't really that great.
#12
I think this has been covered before :-P. But after im done washing the car, i use free flowing water from the roof down. Then i use an electric leaf blower to get the hard spots (trunk lid, hood scoop, door jams) etc. Then the remaining water i use a Waffle Weave MF towel.
Works perfect.
Works perfect.
#13
I think this has been covered before :-P. But after im done washing the car, i use free flowing water from the roof down. Then i use an electric leaf blower to get the hard spots (trunk lid, hood scoop, door jams) etc. Then the remaining water i use a Waffle Weave MF towel.
Works perfect.
Works perfect.
Works perfect.
#14
This is what I do, after I finish hosing off all of the soap, I throw some sawdust on the car to absorb all of the water, then I take a huge rag and wipe all of it off. If the sawdust gets into a hard to reach area I simply Take a vaccum to suck all of it up.
Works perfect.
Works perfect.
#17
You're not gonna blow any particulates on you're paint as long as you don't let any get into the suction of the blower.
I never bother with the cloth, the blower does the whole job pretty fast. But, I live in Denver and it's pretty dry here so maybe that helps.
I never bother with the cloth, the blower does the whole job pretty fast. But, I live in Denver and it's pretty dry here so maybe that helps.
#19
This is what I do, after I finish hosing off all of the soap, I throw some sawdust on the car to absorb all of the water, then I take a huge rag and wipe all of it off. If the sawdust gets into a hard to reach area I simply Take a vaccum to suck all of it up.
Works perfect.
Works perfect.
#25
I need to get one of these waffle weave MF towels, sounds good. I use a terry cloth towel for water left over from blowing the water off. I have one of thoes water blades squeeges but I only use it on glass. I don't like something solid rubbing over my paint for some reason.