Drying vehicle
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tedj101
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Yes!
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I'm asking because I think it's cheaper and contains canuba
Anything in the quick detailer / waterless / rinseless / spray wax realm can be used effectively in drying. The whole idea is to decrease surface tension to avoid marring the paint or inducing swirls.
If you want great value and multi-purpose I would recommend Megs UQW highly.
If you want great value and multi-purpose I would recommend Megs UQW highly.
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I find blower dries to fast and leaves water spots. I'll dry fairly well then spray down and wipe dry
kevincwelch
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Metro Air Force Master Blaster. That thing rocks! When you have a coating on your car, the water just glides right off! It's great for all the crevices around the mirrors, tail lights, reflectors, etc.