questions on drying

[FREExSPIRIT]

what do you use to dry your vehicles after you clean it to avoid getting swirls and blemishes.
I would love to know :eyebrows

thx

[NeilP]

Meg's water magnet.

then a damp microfiber cloth with one spray quick detailer, one spray quick wax.

[MommysLittleMonster]

A nice shammy with plenty of rinse cycles. Then a quick blast of spray detailer between waxings.

[sunilbass]

zero contact is better so if you have access it, filtered water and let it dry..

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or get your self a dryer..

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[guanl23]

[QUOTE=sunilbass;1031451]zero contact is better so if you have access it, filtered water and let it dry..

QUOTE]

That's a good idea, don't know why I didn't think of that!
I attach a 12" piece of pvc over the hose nossle so the water just flows out instead of a powerful spray or blast so the water doesn't aerate and the water basically flows off the car. Then dry of any other area with a MFT (micro fiber towel)

[Bmwadkt]

about 120mph

[Chasen88]

about 120mph

:rofl:rofl:rofl I was thinking the same

[j3wman]

If you only got rags blot the water up like you do oil. Do windshield/windows first then hood, roof and trunk then sides. I do it that way because thats where you can see the spots the most.

I have a lot of experience dealing with subprime conditions I was a detailer for a year and a half at a Hyundai/Mitsubishi dealership with no indoor detail area.

[M540fella]

Leaf blower lol

[j3wman]

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