How do you dry your car?
#1
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 normally just use a normal towel to dry mine off.
#13
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
of that Kit Kat bar
#21
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
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
#22
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
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
#25
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.
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.
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#27
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.
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.
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.
#28
Be careful with leaf blowers as they dont filter the air. There is car and motocycle specific blowers.
http://www.mototecproducts.com/Searc...FRghnAod3hPajQ
http://www.mototecproducts.com/Searc...FRghnAod3hPajQ
#29
Be careful with leaf blowers as they dont filter the air. There is car and motocycle specific blowers.
http://www.mototecproducts.com/Searc...FRghnAod3hPajQ
http://www.mototecproducts.com/Searc...FRghnAod3hPajQ