chammy
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by jt61583 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">does anyone have a real chammy not a synthetic one? if so where would i find one ? i want to be nice to my baby.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think you mean Chamois.
You really don't need one for the car.
The Absorber > a chamois... followed up with Microfiber towels. OR a leaf blower.
I think you mean Chamois.
You really don't need one for the car.
The Absorber > a chamois... followed up with Microfiber towels. OR a leaf blower.
leaf blower for the ultimate drying without any chance of scratching / swirling.
I've been using the large microfiber towels from walmart $7 each, i use two to dry the car and i barely have any swirls yet. Just make sure you wash them after each time you use them!
I've been using the large microfiber towels from walmart $7 each, i use two to dry the car and i barely have any swirls yet. Just make sure you wash them after each time you use them!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by blue rocket »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Just make sure you wash them after each time you use them!
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Wash them as in the washer and dryer or just rinse them out well?
I cant seem to find any method that keeps my paint 100% swirl free
</TD></TR></TABLE>Wash them as in the washer and dryer or just rinse them out well?
I cant seem to find any method that keeps my paint 100% swirl free
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Wash them as in the washer and dryer or just rinse them out well?
I cant seem to find any method that keeps my paint 100% swirl free
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Meguiars Swirl Remover 2.0 > u
Wash them as in the washer and dryer or just rinse them out well?
I cant seem to find any method that keeps my paint 100% swirl free
</TD></TR></TABLE>Meguiars Swirl Remover 2.0 > u
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TRE_ »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Wash them as in the washer and dryer or just rinse them out well?
I cant seem to find any method that keeps my paint 100% swirl free
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i wash them alone (microfiber only) in the washing machine then put them in the dryer. I've been doing this since the first day i got the car and honestly have almost zero swirls... i've never used this method before and all my other cars have been swirled to all hell. I also only wash with a microfiber mitt...pretty much spray it off with the host every section of the car i do so no dirt stays on it. I've used every swirl remover known to man and every wax from Mothers to Zaino on my older cars and could never eliminate swirls. I think the only way is to have the car professionally buffed out...which i have never done. But yeah...microfiber seems to work amazing for me....and for car wash...i use plain ole turtle wax car wash.
Best wax IMO for shine and ease of use - Mothers Carnuba
Best Spray Detailer (hands down) = Prima Slick
Best Interior Cleaner / Protectant - Prima Nero
Best tire wet - Armor All (yes, armor all - put it on a damp cloth and wipe your tire!)
That about covers it!
Happy Detailing!
Wash them as in the washer and dryer or just rinse them out well?
I cant seem to find any method that keeps my paint 100% swirl free
</TD></TR></TABLE>i wash them alone (microfiber only) in the washing machine then put them in the dryer. I've been doing this since the first day i got the car and honestly have almost zero swirls... i've never used this method before and all my other cars have been swirled to all hell. I also only wash with a microfiber mitt...pretty much spray it off with the host every section of the car i do so no dirt stays on it. I've used every swirl remover known to man and every wax from Mothers to Zaino on my older cars and could never eliminate swirls. I think the only way is to have the car professionally buffed out...which i have never done. But yeah...microfiber seems to work amazing for me....and for car wash...i use plain ole turtle wax car wash.
Best wax IMO for shine and ease of use - Mothers Carnuba
Best Spray Detailer (hands down) = Prima Slick
Best Interior Cleaner / Protectant - Prima Nero
Best tire wet - Armor All (yes, armor all - put it on a damp cloth and wipe your tire!)
That about covers it!
Happy Detailing!
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