Just wondering what everyone uses to dry your car after you wash it. It seems like after I dry mine there are still little dirt spots. Any ideas?

 

Meguiar's water magnet drying towel works wonders for me.

 

I would imagine you could use the same thing you'd use on any car. Unless there is some special Si dry cloth.

 

Try usinga leave blower, i bet it would work great, only thing is neighbors might think your a idiot lol.

 

Absorber

 

i got a backpack leaf blower for landscaping and that thing works great for drying off car... sometimes use it to blow snow off too...

 

Definitly the absorber

 

Spot free rinse > *

NBP too. No spots <33

 

I use the Mr. Clean AutoDry... it actually works REALLY good. Only rip off is they give you a mini bottle of soap and a trial filter with the unit, which only works like once or twice, then you have to go buy a regular one. It beats drying the car furiously only to still get spots... I took both routes, and the autodry is worth the 20ish bucks.

 

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HAHAHAHAHAH

 

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I drive the car around the block pretty fast, pull back in the driveway and absorber it

if i dont have my wallet or shoes on , i'll pull out the leaf blower and then absorber


the leaft blower works INSANELY well since it gets all the drips out of the creases

 

i live right next to the interstate, so i jump on i240 and go about two exits then turn around. when i get home i use a microfiber cloth to dry it off. if my mr clean **** still worked, i would use spot free rinse. all it is is purified water though. thats all that $8 replacement is... a water filter. but worth every penny

 

wow, you guys are really serious about the leaf blower..

i might have to try it one day

 

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hahah leaf blower works like magic , ive tryed it once , its fast too. havent used it for some reason , probley cuz i look stupid as hell blowing a car.

 

I have been using microfiber towels because they don't leave lint and have amazing capacity to absorb water. Got to get it off fast to avoid spotting. However, I just picked up this California Water Blade and hope that it cuts down on the time it takes to dry the car.

 

I wouldn't use that California Water Blade on paint, cause it will kill the clearcoat. I say the absorber works best, but wash it every once in a while.

 

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how is it gonna kill the clearcoat i have used it plenty of times and it cuts time in half

 

Mr. Clean Auto Dry all the way FTW!

 

The interstate is 1/8 mile from the house, I jump on for one exit turn around (mostly just to drive the car again) and dry with a chamois and hook up the air compressor to blow off any excess water

 

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while DOES work awesome


( IF SUNNY! )

it does poop on a fresh wax! lol

 

yeah im gonna have to agree on the leafblower... Im actually a Prelude guy, but washed the neighbors 06 civic for her (made 20 bucks) and used the leaf blower to dry her off with. Does a good job, and so, so much quicker...

 

The absorber is the best...cause its good material and you can use it on everything!

 

I just take my **** to the carwash and pay someone $3.00 to wash the exterior and then I detail the interior myself.

 

the watermagnet and super suede cloth by meguiars go a great job i use the water magnet when i quick detail or tax the wax off after applying then go over it with a microfiber.

 

anyone tried this yet?


http://www.motorcycledryer.com/