Eagle One Easi-Dri?

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Has anybody ever used this? Easi-Dri

Just saw it in Wal Mart and I'm assuming it's too good to be true (not having to dry would be great!)
 
newb001 said:
Has anybody ever used this? Easi-Dri

Just saw it in Wal Mart and I'm assuming it's too good to be true (not having to dry would be great!)
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....although their marketing is a bit misleading, I don't think it claims to provide a spot-free finish without drying (if you read between the lines).

"Easi-Dri includes a new sheeting action technology that drastically reduces drying time."

"Reduces hand drying"
 
if you have a good lsp on then sheeting the water when rinsing will leave you with virtually nothing to dry. For the rest like crevices, grab a leaf blower and go to town.
 
Kean said:
....although their marketing is a bit misleading, I don't think it claims to provide a spot-free finish without drying (if you read between the lines).

"Easi-Dri includes a new sheeting action technology that drastically reduces drying time."

"Reduces hand drying"
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sounds a lot like they use something that softens the water in their solution like ONR has.... i would rather rinse the car with a garden sprayer with onr mix in it to give a good streak free water softened finish.
 
I have it and I don't use it lol I gave it to my dad lol everything I don't like gets passed on.
 
TurboToys said:
sounds a lot like they use something that softens the water in their solution like ONR has.... i would rather rinse the car with a garden sprayer with onr mix in it to give a good streak free water softened finish.
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....actually, (to me) it sounds more like some sort of hydrophic component/substance in the product that is "left behind" during the rinse that causes sheeting.
 
embolism said:
if you have a good lsp on then sheeting the water when rinsing will leave you with virtually nothing to dry. For the rest like crevices, grab a leaf blower and go to town.
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....or, you can get one of these :xyxthumbs::

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remember that ole mr clean thing ? hooks up to hose . use special soap and rinse with the water goin through a filter in the sprayer. what was that called? that thing did a good sheeting also . I think it was a mr clean product ?
 
I got tired of having to dry cars, so I bought a CR Spotless setup. :dblthumb2:
 
so if you get a CR spotless you just rinse and leave it to air dry? No water spotting at all?
 
embolism said:
so if you get a CR spotless you just rinse and leave it to air dry? No water spotting at all?
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....personally, I still dry using forced and/or compressed air. In my case, its not the DI water from the CRS system I have to worry about as far spotting. Its residual soap and/or unfiltered water lingering in crevices that can be a problem. ....and if I leave the car to just air dry, there are still airborne contaminants that can land on the droplets I worry about (and deposit themselves on the paint as the water evaporates).

Using my CRS system for rinsing and a blower for a no-touch drying solution, I can get my vehicles ~95+% spot free. ....and any dribbles/spots that do exist are confined to specific areas and are quite easy to remove (very soft since they are a mix of mineral free water). I deal with those using an MF towel and a QD or a AW as I do a walk-around.
 
Kean said:
....personally, I still dry using forced and/or compressed air. In my case, its not the DI water from the CRS system I have to worry about as far spotting. Its residual soap and/or unfiltered water lingering in crevices that can be a problem. ....and if I leave the car to just air dry, there are still airborne contaminants that can land on the droplets I worry about (and deposit themselves on the paint as the water evaporates).

Using my CRS system for rinsing and a blower for a no-touch drying solution, I can get my vehicles ~95+% spot free. ....and any dribbles/spots that do exist are confined to specific areas and are quite easy to remove (very soft since they are a mix of mineral free water). I deal with those using an MF towel and a QD or a AW as I do a walk-around.
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Great post!

I don't use any unfiltered water when using CR Spotless. It's not the most cost effective way, but it's peace of mind. I dry with a leaf blower. I love my CR Spotless system!
 
07 z-oh-6 said:
I don't use any unfiltered water when using CR Spotless. It's not the most cost effective way, but it's peace of mind. I dry with a leaf blower. I love my CR Spotless system!
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....I guess I should clarify that I do use filtration for my wash water (sediment and soft water). I also use it as pre-filtration for my CRS system. It brings my water down by about 100ppm from 500+ ppm I typically get straight from the tap. Im not sure how much this helps prolong the life of my DI resin, but I do seem to get more washes per fill. Luckily, my old source started carrying the Tulsion resin again so I grabbed an extra cu/ft. :props:
 
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