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Drying Towels
I've been washing the car a fair bit recently, and I'm trying to do it better and better each time. I'm getting sick of my chamois, so I want to try a drying towel. Has anyone got one to recommend.
Would anyone rate this particular one? Sonus Der Wunder Microfiber Drying Towel Chamois
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waste of money, you want this one, cheaper and bloody good, does a mini in about 3 minutes, great for black cars
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Cheaper, however you get two in the other pack...how do you use these? Literally just rub the paint work and it all soaks up? I've always been a chamois person...
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even my old man bought one last week and managed to do his freelander in one go without a problem. |
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another drying technique to further reduce the chance of 'damaging' your paint is to use a 'pat-it-dry' method, rather than wiping off the water, you place the towel on top of the paint and pat it - complicated eh?... but in theory, if your car and towel is clean, wiping it dry will do no damage
**p.s. I use poor boys drying towels from polished bliss - they work fine ![]() Last edited by Floof; 30-06-09 at 01:05.. Reason: ** |
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suprisingly yes. but I 'sheet' the water off the car - open ended hose / watering can, and this effectively leaves the car almost bone dry prior to using the towel
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I would go for this one, can't recomend it enough.
Chemical Guys Ultra Plush Towel - Miracle Dryer In terms of sheeting, if you rinse with an open hose you get a steady stream of water rather than spray so the water runs off the car rather than leaving droplets everywhere. |
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