AutoApollo
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Hey guys, I'm wondering how do dry tires fast after washing the car down so I can slap on some tire shine. Any ideas?
How to dry tires quickly??
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Ryan Bishop
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Sometimes I use a airhose with a microfiber towel, I spray into towel while wiping down for no splatter
AGOatemywallet
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Use a water based dressing full-strength.
The risidual water on the tires will not be a problem.
The risidual water on the tires will not be a problem.
Eldorado2k
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Master Blaster Sidekick or leafblower.
Goin Rogue
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LEDetailing
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Compressed air, when I have access to compressor
TTQ B4U
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I use my 5hp shop vac as a blower to dry off the tires, wheels, front/nose and all the seems around the doors, windows and trip pieces that are the source for water spots and streaks over the 24hrs after washing if they don't get cleared out or evaporate. Works like a charm.
AutoApollo
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Omg, genius! I didn't want to blow money on a leaf blower but I do have a shop vac. Thank you!
The Guz
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Either one of these would be great. I own both and use the DP Car Dryer when doing a 2 bucket. When I am coating my Tires with DP Tire Coating the Master Blaster is the way to go.
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:iagree:
I was using my shop vac as a blower until I stepped on the hose one day and a big puff of dust and dirt flew out......made me think a $40 leaf blower was a better option......
jcaustin87
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Leaf Blower will only blow water off. Master Blaster Sidekick and Revolution also heat it up and dry the water that doesn't get blasted into a million particles 
DetailDrivenEugene
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I just got the dp turbo car dryer. It is awesome. No more drips from mirrors or jambs. Even made quick work of the side tread on my Goodyear duratracs. Love this tool!
BrutalNoodle
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rops:The tire wear would pay for a MasterBlaster Revolution...maybe gold plated! :laughing:
ViperGuy21
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This appears to be the most fun method for sure
Although a shop vac may do the job, an electric leaf blower with decent power is not "blowing" money. Very versatile for many uses and can be modified if you're so inclined.
Best of luck. :dblthumb2: