What is the best way to dry off a car? What kind of material/cloth should I look for? What would be a good wax to use also. I just picked up a real nice 89 Mustang gt, and want to take good care of it. I would also be interested in having some one detail it, if anyone knows who will do a kick ass job.
Detailing Question
- Thread starter Jasper302
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I use The Absorber ($10-$15) for drying my vehicles. Available at most auto parts stores.
I don't detail for others much anymore
Amazon.com: Absorber 51149 The Absorber Chamois 27" x 17" (Colors May Vary): Automotive
Nice and easy on the Paint?
Better than a Chamois?
Joe
Club Member
yes, zero issues.
brandon48080
Forum Member
+1 for the absorber works awsome safe on paint no streaks use it and you will be satisfied
Instigator
POHO's finest Redneck!
lmfao !!! +1
91Notch
Club Member
my dad uses a leaf blower to dry his Harley, works great
SS4Matt
Club Member
leaf blower/compressed air with an air gun attachment works well. and a chamoise (sp?)
i have the pleasure to use a drive through air drier at work! neither of my vehicles have ever seen a drive through car wash, only hand washes and waxed atleast once a week if not more often!
i have the pleasure to use a drive through air drier at work! neither of my vehicles have ever seen a drive through car wash, only hand washes and waxed atleast once a week if not more often!
Krazybones
Club Member
Chamois is all I ever use, and my car is black!
But I don't wash my car very often as I dont let it get to dirty!!:cheers:
But I don't wash my car very often as I dont let it get to dirty!!:cheers: