Re: Car Drying Method
I just use older bath towels for drying the car after keeping it wet during the wash process to protect it from hard water spots. As I have continued to learn more about car detailing I have decided I will be switching to the waffle water magnet from Meguiars.
I used to use a Chamois but won't let one of those touch any car again. It might be fine at drying the car and you can do the whole thing with one but because there is no nap, get one piece of dirt caught in it and your paint will get scratched! I learned this the hard way once I got a car that was more than just a daily driver so I won't use them on any car now. The nap in a MF terri cloth or other similar product absorbs the dirt particles and keeps them away from the paint finish so it doesn't get scratched.
I just use older bath towels for drying the car after keeping it wet during the wash process to protect it from hard water spots. As I have continued to learn more about car detailing I have decided I will be switching to the waffle water magnet from Meguiars.
I used to use a Chamois but won't let one of those touch any car again. It might be fine at drying the car and you can do the whole thing with one but because there is no nap, get one piece of dirt caught in it and your paint will get scratched! I learned this the hard way once I got a car that was more than just a daily driver so I won't use them on any car now. The nap in a MF terri cloth or other similar product absorbs the dirt particles and keeps them away from the paint finish so it doesn't get scratched.
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