Herseys

Is Micro Fiber now the way to go for drying your car? Never hear anyone talking about using a chamois anymore.

KBsToy

Yes, there are a lot of different variety`s out there now. Waffle weave, micro fiber madness, rag company`s, Auto geek and Autopia have ones for sale also. Remember you want something soft touching your car so it does not get scratch.

I myself use dry me crazy. I first use my cordless leaf blower to get the water out of door jams, grill and other areas that collect water. I then spritz my car with a quick detailer then use my towel to dry the car. This provides some lubricity and gives your car a shine also.

This is from a weekend detailer

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

MF towels are indeed a better choice over traditional cotton towels and chamois. There are however a lot of towels and variables to each. (thickness, softness, design). Try to use a drying instrument when possible (leaf blower, Master Blaster, Car Dryer) and then a light mist of a detail spray or spray wax booster and blot as possible or allow towel to slide across the finish without pressure.

ztheusa

Leaf blower.
Some kind of instant detailer.
Micro-fiber.

IndyPilot

The Supreme Guzzler Waffle Weave...

I'm pretty much amazed by them every time I use them. One swipe and that's all it takes!

I then use an electric leaf blower to get the water from areas I can't get to with the towels.

Borntorun04/17

Master Blaster works great !

0Killrwheels@Autogeek

Great tool for drying indeed. We have now designed a blower for those looking for a lower cost alternative. A leaf blower also works in a pinch.

http://www.autogeek.net/dp-turbo-car-dryer.html