What is your favourite drying towel?
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FUNX650
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idriveblackcars
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I'm really not a fan of anything waffle weave or terry. Yes I'm sure the fabric holds water better, and for larger vehicles out in the sun it's probably needed.
But I prefer just regular damp microfiber towels. The more plush the better. For a rinselss panel by panel it's a no brainer.
For a two bucket I'm back to my big white plush microfiber drying towel.
But I prefer just regular damp microfiber towels. The more plush the better. For a rinselss panel by panel it's a no brainer.
For a two bucket I'm back to my big white plush microfiber drying towel.
Maestro Sam
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Favorite drying towel is a leaf blower and a MB!
Ernie Mccracken
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But you never get 100% of the water!
Paul A.
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My new personal favorite...
Big Blue Microfiber Drying Towel, 26 x 18 inches
I use this big blue after I "drip" rinse as much water off the vehicle. I use the Big Blue and get everything left that can be seen. I then blow dry and follow along with my old standard WWMF towel and get everything hiding in the nooks and crannies.
Big Blue Microfiber Drying Towel, 26 x 18 inches
I use this big blue after I "drip" rinse as much water off the vehicle. I use the Big Blue and get everything left that can be seen. I then blow dry and follow along with my old standard WWMF towel and get everything hiding in the nooks and crannies.
PaulMys
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Sam stole my answer! Lol
Leaf blower, and my Cobra guzzler for the few drops left.
Maestro Sam
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I have my secrets! Coated cars are so easy to dry 100% with dryers. If the car is uncoated, then I would use a waxed base soap on the car before using a leaf blower.