Shamwow!
http://www.shamwow.com/
ANyone use these? if they are even HALF as hood as they show they look worth it. looks like it would be great for drying cars. Lol... hell, it even shows a mustang in the pic ya know... http://www.shamwow.com/Shummyimages/...me_09green.jpg |
WOW! That thing looks sham-tastic. I would give it a try if i could buy one for $3. but buying a bunch for 20 bucks and potentially losing out isn't a risk i wanna take.
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Originally Posted by JackThe Ripper
(Post 341522)
http://www.shamwow.com/
ANyone use these? if they are even HALF as hood as they show they look worth it. looks like it would be great for drying cars. Lol... hell, it even shows a mustang in the pic ya know... http://www.shamwow.com/Shummyimages/...me_09green.jpg |
there comercials are great, and they had them @ a car show in the Orange County Convention Center and they were drying a door that they kept soaking with water, but i didnt see it on windows or shit but the commercial blows my mind.
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I was told they suck and dont work for shit!!
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Isn't it just a chamois?....
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wow.
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You can get the same thing for cheaper at alot of stores. Its just a chamois like they said. I have 4 of the absorber ones they sell for cars that are cheap and work great for drying my cars off fallowed up by a microfiber drying towel to get the rest of the car.
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I use chamois to dry my car. Works great if used correctly. Have to constantly ring it out, or it wont work for shit.
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The Shamwow sucks big time, I seriously recommend just using a regular chamios (the cow skin) or waffle weave microfiber towl. The shamwow just sucks.
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Originally Posted by 01FR500
(Post 341643)
The Shamwow sucks big time, I seriously recommend just using a regular chamios (the cow skin) or waffle weave microfiber towl. The shamwow just sucks.
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Not sure about the shamwow, but i definatly recomend just a normal chamois.
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Originally Posted by JackThe Ripper
(Post 341644)
this this from personal experience?
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You dont need to touch your paint with anything to dry it if its properly maintained.
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Originally Posted by 03gtmustang
(Post 341660)
You dont need to touch your paint with anything to dry it if its properly maintained.
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i have the samething and it works really well with my car...except its not a shamwow its "the absorber". really worth the money
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Originally Posted by SeanStang
(Post 341664)
Idk about where you live, but here in Florida you need to dry your car immediately after washing. All the damn calcium in the water will leave white spots everywhere if not dried, properly maintained or not.
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I've used 'em too, and they're not so great. They're good for absorbing spills on the carpet, but on the car they don't work for crap. Camoise work 10x better.
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Crap. I was really hoping it was all it was hyped up to be. Every time the commercial comes on I look for anything that could be fake. I planned on getting those this week...bummer
Oh well, what microfiber towel works best? Been wanting to go MF for a while, but wanted to get some feedback from you guys first. I've used those Jumbo towels at the closest cheap-o car wash place, and they work good but I wanted something that works a little better. |
I have some waffle weave MF towels that work fine.
Got mine at autozone. |
I dry my car with a leaf blower. Works awesome.
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Use the waffle weave microfiber towel to get as much as you can, then use an electric leaf blower. It really gets the water out of the hard spots, such as hood scoops, 3rd brake lights, trunk lids, wheel lugs, wheel wells, everything.
It really saves time. |
I use absorbers and MF waffel weave towels.
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Towels can't get it all. I don't know if its just me, but i hate when i detail my car, and then i drive it up the road and i got water coming out of my hood scoop and a million other places. Leaf blower FTW!
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Shamwow is suck.
Welcome back crimsonred02 |
in my opinion the shamwow sucks the big one....i always used the absorber and be far is way better than the shamwow pos!!!!!
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