i was just wondering what you guys use to dry your car after you've zaino'd, mr. cleaned, mothered, or meguired your car? i was thinking of buying a chamois or one of those long water absorber/chamois/sheep hide bar things.

I use a synthetic absorber, its like a chamois but absords more and does not dry hard like a real chamois. :D

i use a microfiber towel. its worked good for me so far.

I use a synthetic absorber, its like a chamois but absords more and does not dry hard like a real chamois. :D

ditto!

Don't laugh but the best way I've found to dry cars is soak up the large pools of water with some kind of chamois and then use a leaf blower to "blow dry" the car.

I've also been playing with the Mr. Clean autodry. Seems to work pretty good so far.

I use mr clean, dont have to dry

i use a microfiber towel. its worked good for me so far.

I drive it home from the touchless carwash and dry the remainder with a microfiber towel.

Microfibre towels. I apply polish, glaze, and carnuuba wax with it also. Man, the Shining Monkey stuff works GREAT!

California Water Blade.......it's awesome!!!

I'm lazy about drying so that thing does wonders and then I finish up with one of those super absorbant synthetic towels. Dry your xB in a quarter of the time!!! Can't beat that.

The absorber or Mircofiber towels. Going over 90mph on the freeway after a car wash could work too :lol:

California Water Blade.......it's awesome!!!

I'm lazy about drying so that thing does wonders and then I finish up with one of those super absorbant synthetic towels. Dry your xB in a quarter of the time!!! Can't beat that.

Exactly! ^^^

-THE DON

The Absorber ROCKS. Easier to use than a chamois, more absorbant.

Drying by hand is crucial for a good job, IMO. It gets anything that you missed during waashing and eliminates streaking and spotting you'll get with airdrying. Never tried it, but I'm rather suspect of that Mr. Clean thing...

Mr clean wash, do a quick 60 mph blast down the road come back and wipe the few remaining spots with a clean terry cloth towel

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127 MPH DOWN I-75

GETS ALL THE WATER OUT OF THE NOOKS AND CRANNIES

MARCELINO

-JUST KIDDING

my xB gets so much water in the mirrors, it seems no matter how hard i try to get it out some still seems to pour out 2 hours later...

mr clean auto dry + absorber to get whatever remaining water, works great!

mr. clean auto dry. i love it. i strongly recommend one! 8)

Water blade, then the absorber. I have the Mr. Clean, but I am pretty anal and like it completly dry.

that mr. clean autodry doesnt work worth a ____ for me. i think my water is just extremely ____ty

California Water Blade and a chamois 8)

after a wash, the best way, is to us an air compressor, and blow it dry. but if you don't have one, then the absorber is good to get most of the water, then go over it with the microfiber towels. as far as waxing, i us a regular terry towel to get off the majority of the wax, and then i go back over it with the microfiber to get the rest off, and polish it. :wink:

My mothers cat.

My mothers cat.

Is that slang?

hell nah man he picks up tha tskraggly thing and swipes 'er clean!

I don't.. I love the decoraitve water spots....cheap graphics :twisted: :twisted:

The Absorber! (Cue superhero theme music)

California Water Blade and a chamois 8)

Another vote for the Cali water blade.

asorber towel and water blade

^Yep...Water Blade and a microfiber towel.

I don't.. I love the decoraitve water spots....cheap graphics

*cringe* :nope:

Mr. Clean dries it for me without spots.

California Water Blade.......it's awesome!!!

I'm lazy about drying so that thing does wonders and then I finish up with one of those super absorbant synthetic towels. Dry your xB in a quarter of the time!!! Can't beat that.

Exactly! ^^^

-THE DON

:clap: and it is fun to use :D

Just a waffle weave microfiber towel...I don't excessively rinse my car when washing it so not enough water to need a water blade, plus if you miss a piece of dirt that blade will scratch the finish if it drags it.

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Just a waffle weave microfiber towel...I don't excessively rinse my car when washing it so not enough water to need a water blade, plus if you miss a piece of dirt that blade will scratch the finish if it drags it.If you miss a piece of dirt, you're going to drag it with a towel too. I've never had a problem with the WaterBlade. If you do a good enough job washing it, there is no dirt left. :wink:

I love the cali blade and use it on my who fleet. scions are small try drying a f350 long bed