unbelievable way to wash car streakless
05-25-2007, 12:34 PM
#43
Burning Brakes
I've got a blower attachment for my Ryobi gas powered weed whacker. No exhaust through the blower to worry about. I haven't used it to dry the car yet but I'll try it this weekend if it ever stops raining.
05-25-2007, 01:33 PM
#46
OK, I have tried it all.
I like to use a good soap for lubrication.
I like like to rinse with plane or filtered water.
I squeegee off most of the water.
I use the leaf blower to get the tires, wheels and crevices but you can chase a single drop of water for ever.
Then I use my absorber to finish.
My big microfibers towels which I buy at Big Lots for $5 work well for removing wax. I suspect they would work well for drying water also.
Then I go drive it and get all dirty again!
I like to use a good soap for lubrication.
I like like to rinse with plane or filtered water.
I squeegee off most of the water.
I use the leaf blower to get the tires, wheels and crevices but you can chase a single drop of water for ever.
Then I use my absorber to finish.
My big microfibers towels which I buy at Big Lots for $5 work well for removing wax. I suspect they would work well for drying water also.
Then I go drive it and get all dirty again!
05-25-2007, 01:47 PM
#47
CF Senior Member
05-25-2007, 02:07 PM
#49
Safety Car
OK, I have tried it all.
I like to use a good soap for lubrication.
I like like to rinse with plane or filtered water.
I squeegee off most of the water.
I use the leaf blower to get the tires, wheels and crevices but you can chase a single drop of water for ever.
Then I use my absorber to finish.
My big microfibers towels which I buy at Big Lots for $5 work well for removing wax. I suspect they would work well for drying water also.
Then I go drive it and get all dirty again!
I like to use a good soap for lubrication.
I like like to rinse with plane or filtered water.
I squeegee off most of the water.
I use the leaf blower to get the tires, wheels and crevices but you can chase a single drop of water for ever.
Then I use my absorber to finish.
My big microfibers towels which I buy at Big Lots for $5 work well for removing wax. I suspect they would work well for drying water also.
Then I go drive it and get all dirty again!
Especially the tail light cavity and rear end in general. 
