How do you dry quickly enough?

I spray the car with ONR, do a quick wipe it down a cobra hd waffle weave towel, then use a leaf blower to get everything out of the cracks
 
If your car not too dirty your can do a rinseless wash one panel. ONR softens the water so it is less likely to spot. Plus you do a panel at a time. use the HD Guzzler to blot each panel. I find myself doing on my paint more and more. I still cant bring myself to ONR the wheels & wells.I still clean wheels the traditional way.
I am blessed with naturally soft water!
 
32ValveRom said:
I'm still new but I use my Cali water blade along with a waffle. I'll end up keeping one side wet while drying the other side. I envy those who have a garage
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So I take it you dont care about scratches or swirls since you're using the Cali Blade??
 
Some of my techniques:

  1. Wash in the early morning or evening
  2. Remove nozzle from hose and "sheet" water off paintwork (top down)
  3. Leaf Blower
  4. Dry in the shade (Canopy / Garage / Shop)
If you have the funds the CR Spotless is the way to go...
 
Black truck; wash early in the am; put about 1 oz. ONR in wash bucket with AG bathe; use foam gun; flood rinse really works; leaves almost no water on the hood and roof; pull it in the garage to dry; use regular water from faucet and have no spots.
 
32ValveRom said:
I'm still new but I use my Cali water blade along with a waffle.
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I have never tried one but I have heard that a Cali water blade will cause scratches.

I use a leaf blower and it also helps get water out of the inside of the rear view mirrors.
I hate that "drip" down the door. I will try the "sheet" water method and see if that helps.
 
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