How do you dry your car?
 

So i was reading on another forum on how people dry there cars. It seems like quite a few people are using a leaf blower to dry there cars off. Just curious what methods you guys/girls use to dry your cars off and if anyone has tried the leaf blower method.

I normally just use a normal towel to dry mine off.

I use a blower to get the water out of the all cracks and wheel lugs. Then i use a chamois to get the left over water off.

I use free flowing water for my final rinse, then use a leaf blower to get the hard places (hood scoop, trunk, wheels, tires) then use a microfiber towel.

i use a squeegy type thingy, and microfibers.

Same method as Steeda97, but I use the electric leaf blower over the entire car, then waffle weave as necessary.

Well yeah i use the leaf blower over the whole car. But its especially good around those trouble areas.

I use my friend's cat.

leaf blowers? lol.

I'm actually going to try it next time I wash my car.

Sawdust

...... How does that method work?

Oh on a side not my chin spoiler came in this afternoon. Ill be installing here within the next couple of weeks.

couple of weeks?! lol. it only takes 5mins.

I wont be back home until the 15th and i wont be free till the 19th. Im busy with school and my sister graduation not to mention work and summer school. So give me a break.....










of that Kit Kat bar :cool:

lol:kekekegay: funny

oh man i really want a kit kat bar now.

ohhh wait this is how i dry my car :D

http://www.citypaper.net/blogs/clog/...09/towelie.png

I use the absorber, works well for me.

one of you guys should market your own prototype of a handheld car dryer. Probobly make a lot of money selling to maniacs for their cars like us!

+1

lol i used my dirty oil cloth the other day......i just pressure washed that greasy thing before i used it, then rang it out a few times and it worked fine actully.

ok now.....normally i just use the same towel i just finshed showering with but i forgot to put it in the car at the pressure washer station

are you saying you showered at the car wash place? haha.

california jellyblade!

Those are known for scratching and marring the paint. Id only use those on windows.

I'm still using Mr Clean Autodry. It's worked for me from the day I got it. No waterspots no drying. The soap is what makes the water run right off. No beading. I was worried it might be stripping off the wax. But after it's dried, you can hose her down and the water will bead up like normal.. Some times I don't even have to finish with the filter mode. Although I do have get the gallon of water from the honey comb scoop. I just put my chamois against it for a while and it's all dry..

Anyone else use this.? My paint job hasn't shown any ill effects after 4 years. But I do finish up with some speed shine and micrfiber towels. :)

............you dont?:eek:

I use this too, no paint issues that I can tell. I used it once, and didn't use the finish filter, and had water spots every where, so will use it every time again. No bad for $20 bucks, and another $10 bucks every once in a while.

Be careful with leaf blowers as they dont filter the air. There is car and motocycle specific blowers.

http://www.mototecproducts.com/Searc...FRghnAod3hPajQ

I put a filter on the intake of my blower to be on the safe side