what do you use to dry your vehicle?
#31
#32
yup. I have a california squegee too. No squeezing out water, no water marks left behind, no dirt to get caught in the micro fibers to scratch.
Now i use that for my main wiping and it does fantastic but you cannot get everywhere with it, so i use the absorber for the rest of the cracks, corners, mirrors and bumpers.
Now i use that for my main wiping and it does fantastic but you cannot get everywhere with it, so i use the absorber for the rest of the cracks, corners, mirrors and bumpers.
^^^^^ this ^^^^^
#33
#35
#36
i bought a whole bunch or microfiber cloths 16 for $10 they are 16x16
im thinking i should of just bought one gaint one.
im looking into waffle weaves i only seen the big blue one at autozone nonbrand.
but how do you dry the mfww after you are done using it since u cant ring it out cuz it absorbs so much? and does it still stay soft
im thinking i should of just bought one gaint one.
im looking into waffle weaves i only seen the big blue one at autozone nonbrand.
but how do you dry the mfww after you are done using it since u cant ring it out cuz it absorbs so much? and does it still stay soft
#37
I like it.
#38
I have a shop-vac that has a leaf blower attachment. After I wash my truck I use that to get all the water out from the door handles, tail gate handle, mirrors and any other hard to reach place. Once that is done, I use my Adam's Detail Spray to spray a quarter of the truck. I then go back and wipe it down with a good micro fiber towel. Make sure you use a good "Fluffy" micro-fiber towels. If you don't you will create swirls and spider webbing.
Rob
Rob