Avoiding Swirls @ a Car Show?

Wills.WindowsAndWheels

Wills.WindowsAndWheels

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Whats up everyone...looking for a few ideas here...

I just did this Black 2010 Camaro http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/show-n-shine/39687-2010-772-hp-black-camaro-ss-swirl-city-3.html
and the owner is looking for some ideas on how to keep the car CLEAN but also not instill swirls at car shows...and since water isn't exactly available out in a parking lot...some other method is needed.

He had used dusters in the past ...and as he said 'live and learn' lol...so thats a no go..he said he tried spray wax but with bad results..maybe it just wasn't wet enough though?

ANY ideas are appreciated. Thanks all

wills
 
Wills.WindowsAndWheels said:
Waterless wash...wow..can't believe i forgot about that...then again ive never used it so maybe that is why. So is it really scratch free??
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probably not scratch free if you have a lot of sand on the surface, but safer than dusting or QD IMO. its more like a super QD
 
Use thick soft towels and replace often. I actually see very soiled towels being used again and again ands it bad business after all the hard work to correct and protect paint.
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I will agree UWW!!! I got mine on the BoGo and have tried it out now on a few cars and LOVE it!!!! works great and man the beading after using it is just insane!!!! (Customer left their car for a few days while out of town and in the mean time it got dusty so a shot of the hose and a quick dry it was done and gone and beads beads beads!)
 
I wouldn't wipe the paint at all. Don't be like all the other morons you see at shows grinding dirt into their clear
 
im with Flash here. tell the fellow to clean the car at the house like you have directed him to, and drive/trailer the car to the show. the paint will look better then 95% of the vehicles out there.
 
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