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

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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I've noticed it gets streaky if applied in sunlight to a totally dry vehicle. Just gotta be careful and spend more time with it to get it right. I actually like to apply D156 with the vehicle wet as it seems to completely eliminate any tendencies for streaks. I've heard lot of good things about AW too. They seem to both be highly regarded and capable spray waxes.
 
Nicholas@Autowerx said:
I've noticed it gets streaky if applied in sunlight to a totally dry vehicle. Just gotta be careful and spend more time with it to get it right. I actually like to apply D156 with the vehicle wet as it seems to completely eliminate any tendencies for streaks. I've heard lot of good things about AW too. They seem to both be highly regarded and capable spray waxes.
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D156 on a wet vehicle is amazing, leaves no streaks and buffs to a nice slick finish.


Just waiting for the nu finish spray wax...
 
Nicholas@Autowerx said:
I've noticed it gets streaky if applied in sunlight to a totally dry vehicle. Just gotta be careful and spend more time with it to get it right. I actually like to apply D156 with the vehicle wet as it seems to completely eliminate any tendencies for streaks. I've heard lot of good things about AW too. They seem to both be highly regarded and capable spray waxes.
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That's the way I use them is a drying aid. I never use them on a dry vehicle. I used them in the shade drying my cars but still left streaks and had to go back with some qd.

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jvs1991 said:
D156 on a wet vehicle is amazing, leaves no streaks and buffs to a nice slick finish.


Just waiting for the nu finish spray wax...
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I just melt my tin can paste into a liquid and put it in s spray bottle

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guys, all im trying to say is this. When you wash a clients car does it have wax on it? Probably not. Mine does, but others that I wash dont. I do have a guzzler and absorber. I like the absorber more as it works well and gets dirty less, all they need is a guzzler xl size
 
Is this your car?
just dry it normaly. If there is no wax on it then they don't care about the car so any damage you do to the car doesn't matter because they don't care.
Or get some DI water and then you don't have to dry it at all. Spray and walk away.
 
I have to agree about the D156. First time i used it i was confused and thought they put something else in the bottle besides wax.. It says you can "also" put it on a wet car, they dont tell you that it HAS to be wet.
 
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