How do you dry your cars?
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At first I thought you guys were kidding about the leaf blower, because I can't imagine anyone walking around their car with a giant *** 2 stroke yard blower.
Okay, I lied, I can, and it's really funny.
Okay, I lied, I can, and it's really funny.
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ive been using a waffle weave from tropi-care, and i really dont like it. it only absorbs the first stroke, when its bone dry. after that, no matter how much i wringe it out, all it does is smear the water around without picking it up, leaving streaks like you wouldnt believe. i HAVE to follow up with a wax, every single time i wash, just to get rid of all the water marks. i hate it, pisses me off every time i use it, but dont want to go back to a natural chamios.
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ive been using a waffle weave from tropi-care, and i really dont like it. it only absorbs the first stroke, when its bone dry. after that, no matter how much i wringe it out, all it does is smear the water around without picking it up, leaving streaks like you wouldnt believe. i HAVE to follow up with a wax, every single time i wash, just to get rid of all the water marks. i hate it, pisses me off every time i use it, but dont want to go back to a natural chamios.
Both dry.
One picks up everything, then I use the second one for the small stuff and the wheels.
I never wringe either of them out.
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I use the blade for most of it, then a microfiber followed by another microfiber. I keep them really dry so I use a whole lot of towels to dry it.