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Nice - these need to be washed like clothes EVERY time you are done with the wash/detail. Wash on hot with normal laundry detergent, with cold rinse, then into dryer but NO dryer sheet. Fold and store for next wash, NO OTHER USES. You just "hose off and hang up" these and you're looking at long term micro scratches....
If you have a master blaster do you think it's worth the money ?
Totally worth the money. It reduces the amount of time that is required actually touching the paint. Which reduces scratching. It also speeds up drying time! Especially if you have a polymer coating of some kind. I had Gtechnique EXO V2 applied to mine and most of the water just beads off and the master blaster takes care of the rest!
Why don't you tell people what it is and provide a link?
Master blaster =$250
Waffle weave= $16
Up to you.....but on a motorcycle they are really nice to use....
Glen when I was hand drying I was using somewhere between 6-12 towels to avoid using the same side of the towel over again. Which I believe is the same procedure you use. So by my calculations that would be about $192.00 in towels. So the master blaster is totally worth it.
Which I believe is the same procedure you use. So by my calculations that would be about $192.00 in towels. So the master blaster is totally worth it.
no...none of that is true...ONE waffle weave properly laundered, and using the sheeting technique I wrote about above, will do a WHOLE CAR completely dry....without any scratching at all....blowers are great for pro detailers that are working on time, but unnecessary for owners with proper technique...besides that you can't use drying sealants like Prima Hydro with a blower.
The only time I use multiple towels -10 for $30 - (just 6) is when I perform a rinseless WASH....
Blowers are nice to use, people should just not think they NEED to have one....
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Originally Posted by jerryv
For what it's worth, I've used a 'California water blade' on my C5 for many years and have never seen an ill effect from it .. no signs of any scratch or swirl at all. It's made of a super-soft silicone and is very flexible .. can get 90% of the water off in about 2 minutes. Not sure yet whether I'll use it on the C7 .. It's not at all like the kind of squeegee you'd use on glass..
then just dry it off with a McGuire's Water Magnet towel.
If you have a master blaster do you think it's worth the money ?
I like it. I've added two hose extensions so the unit stays on the wall. I hate water spotting and use the blaster to blow out all the water that gets hidden behind the trim, lug nuts, mirrors etc. It's great on my motorcycles that hold a lot of water behind trim.
I like it. I've added two hose extensions so the unit stays on the wall. I hate water spotting and use the blaster to blow out all the water that gets hidden behind the trim, lug nuts, mirrors etc. It's great on my motorcycles that hold a lot of water behind trim.
Hey John,
You notice any significant loss in air velocity with the additional hoses ??
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