haha i love useing the leaf blower lmao your welcome 2 everyone that tryed my way for drying your car lol

 

mr clean auto dry FTMFW!!!!


just when your done, wet the car down again and turn it to the auto dry setting and 99% of the car is dry within like 10 min. then just finish it up with a towel of some sorts and your good

 

Yeah but you will still have water in all the cracks and mirrors

 

haha i think i turnd a few ppl on here into a leaf blower car dyeing hoes now lol GOO ME
LEAF BLOWER STILL FTMFW!!!

 

I use a silicone water blade to get the majority of the water. Then I go around with a microfiber cloth and finish drying everything. Oh and BTW I have a black car and it doesnt scratch it at all.

later

 

I second that...awesome product.

 

Careful with the California Water Blade. One stray piece of dirt gets embedding into that thing, and with every swipe, your gouging your paints finish. If you can keep it clean, it'll work. Although, I'd recommend a Waffle Weave Microfiber Towel above all else.

And yes, I also use a leaf blower. Gets the heavy stuff off the paint, out of the cracks and crevices, and means you don't have to continually wring out the drying towel.

 

that can be said about every single way of drying your car... a little rock or soemthing similar can get stuck in anything.. even a leaf blower you can hit the groun by accident and shoot a peple at your car lol... does it happen alot?.. probly not but it could lolol

 

lol k whats the odd of you leaf blowing the top of your car an a rock randomly hits the roof lol the only way i c this happening is only if your drying the rims 2 get the water out of the lug nut holes other than that i still dont see a rock hitting your car from a leaf blower...you should try it bobby lmao


leaf blower still ftw

 

i have to dry the sides of your car too.. which is where the rocks are ******* lol

 

ok heres an easy way to get around kickin random rocks up when leaf blowing your car....blow down the drive-way lol problem sloved lmao

 

im not saying that it will happen... IM JUST SAYING IT COULD! damm you... stop following me thread to thred... go to work or something lol

 

haha now u see how i feel when u did that same **** lmao i will b at ur job with parts lmao

 

I use an electric leaf blower or my air compressor. Hit the rest with a waffle weave microfiber drying towel and then bring out the shine with Meguire's Ultimate Detailer.

Love the leaf blower

 

 

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The best drying towel money can buy!

 

Sure, and an asteroid could fall from the sky and destroy your car. Odds are what I'm talking about.

At least with a drying towel, specifically a waffle weave, many stray contaminants will get pulled up and into the nap of the towel giving you added insurance. A water blade however is a piece of rubber. Any stray dirt will stay directly on the surface, therefore, going surface to surface with the paint.

Not to mention the action of using the Water Blade. You are "dragging it" across the finish to wick water off. At least with a Waffle Weave, you have the option of the blot dry method, whereas you place the towel on the paint and dab up the water droplets. You aren't dragging, therefore greatly reducing the chances of any drying induced marring.

I think with the leaf blower and a waffle weave, you are affording yourself the quickest, and least damaging method of drying your paint.

Everybody has their methods, and I'm not saying yours is wrong, just that caution should be given when using any type of drying method that involves dragging something over your paint. That having been said, you could screw up your paint just as bad with a dirty Waffle Weave being dragged across the surface.

My argument is that the Waffle Weave gives you different options as to how you wish to use it, as with a Water Blade, you can only drag it across the surface to make it work.

To each their own. Happy detailing