Best way to dry a car with no wax on it?

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How do you all dry a car with no wax on it. I have an absorber and guzzler, but I was wondering about drying it without swirling the paint . It takes me so long to dry a car with no wax on it
 
Maybe sheeting the water and then the guzzler and absorber for a bone dry finish
 
jvs1991 said:
Why doesn't your car have wax on it?
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Haha. Most cars do not have wax on them. Most people are not autogeeks.

Just dry it like you normally would. If your drying technique is solid the wash process is more of a swirl risk.

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VP Mark said:
Haha. Most cars do not have wax on them. Most people are not autogeeks.

Just dry it like you normally would. If your drying technique is solid the wash process is more of a swirl risk.

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I know I was making a joke.

Yeah just use a towel. Maybe mist it with some qd to add lubricity.
 
A blower of some sort would be best followed by spot drying with a waffle weave
 
If you have a QD, use it as a drying aid, spray 1-2 mists on the panel or towel and wipe dry.
 
i use a terry towel with 0000 steel wool to get the contaminants
 
Great suggestions so far. You could also go with something like D156, which works great when applied to a wet vehicle and adds protection and slickness as you dry.
 
I did Google it, I typed D156 Detailing before your post jvs1991

and up came up Meg's

However:
I like the Pinnacle, because it is a WW and Wax at the same time.

Next time if you are going to respond to my question respond with an actual answer, not a Google adventure.
(Not trying to come off as rude, just would like to see more help around here vs criticism)

Thank You,
 
Nicholas@Autowerx said:
Great suggestions so far. You could also go with something like D156, which works great when applied to a wet vehicle and adds protection and slickness as you dry.
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I didn't like 156 that much streaked on me on more than one occasion. I love dg aw

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hernandez.art13 said:
I did Google it, I typed D156 Detailing before your post jvs1991

and up came up Meg's

However:
I like the Pinnacle, because it is a WW and Wax at the same time.

Next time if you are going to respond to my question respond with an actual answer, not a Google adventure.
(Not trying to come off as rude, just would like to see more help around here vs criticism)

Thank You,
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I dont see anything wrong with my post. I told you it was a spray wax and told you to google it if you had more info. There is too much info out there on lots of these products that going on google really isnt the end of the world.


psynx said:
I didn't like 156 that much streaked on me on more than one occasion. I love dg aw

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hasnt streaked on me yet, you just suck
 
jvs1991 said:
I dont see anything wrong with my post. I told you it was a spray wax and told you to google it if you had more info. There is too much info out there on lots of these products that going on google really isnt the end of the world.




hasnt streaked on me yet, you just suck
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Then my apologies, I read it wrong.
 
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