Best way to dry the car?
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Best way to dry the car?
So it was about 2 weeks since I cleaned bonny. Washed her all nice and good. But this always happens, I never seem to get the car dried completely very well.
Whats the best way to get my car dried?
Whats the best way to get my car dried?
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Well, if you want to buy one, The Absorber FTMFW. Otherwise just drag a clean microfiber cloth or clean soft terry over it. Don't rub unless it is a microfiber.
Also there is also the jelly blades and chamois but I don't really like chamois because i've had them cause scratches.
Also there is also the jelly blades and chamois but I don't really like chamois because i've had them cause scratches.
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
water blade FTW
get all the big areas dry fast so you can concentrate on the smaller areas of detailed drying
get all the big areas dry fast so you can concentrate on the smaller areas of detailed drying
and it may seem expensive ($20) for "just a squeegy", but its worth it.
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I have a Simoniz quick dry, it bites really nice to the wet, does a really nice job, fast too. I use the Magic Blade in a pinch as well. It doesn't work well on the curves of my front and rear fenders though.
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Originally Posted by Stitch
100 mph down the high way dries it quite nice Pending you have a nice straight stretch of hwy