How do you dry your truck?

That would be the "Wow" part I guess.......

 

I also use the California water blade then finish it with a towel.

 

use the absorber it works wonders lol... but i used one of those cali blades for the first time the other day at the fire dept and it worked pretty good, think i might go pick one up

 

Backpack blower!! -fast and easy

 

AquaDry its 5bucks at Wal-mart. Better than a shammy, with turtle wax as you dry

 

I have the same one... I love it...

 

With the Taco - I waterblade with an Absorber on my shoulder to do a final pass.

On the Honda, the water blade only works on the roof - the rest has too many weird curves that the blade won't get, so I use my leaf blower and the Absorber

 

People are disbelievers until they use the thing for the 1st time. I could dry 2 vehicles in the time it takes to do 1 with just a shammy.

 

when i wash all my familys cars Dark blue, garnet, and black i use a fake sham wow...on my super white taco i just let it sit in the shade

 

i bought mine from walmart. its a good absorber to use. it absorbs three times as much as a regular towel and its really good on glass too. plus, theres no streaking or water spots after i use it on both the tacoma and the matrix

 

Anyone use the silicon squegee ??

 

I picked air dry. Use a leaf blower and a california water blade.

 

California water blade is what I meant. Do they leave any scratches ?

 

Microfiber towels.

 

it shouldn't. Its just silicone

 

microfiber towels I use for everthing putting wax on taking wax off clean the dash all kind of uses for them

 

I'm thinking the only way it would scratch is if you didn't wash well enough and it picked up some dirt at the edge.

I used it when I worked in a bodyshop and washed cars after work was done. Saved a TON of time being able to dry the roofs of vehicles in like 3 swipes versus having to dry the entire thing with a towel.

Personally I use a microfiber towel. I'll have to pick up one of these absorber things and a water blade since the MF doesn't really work that well since it can't hold much water.

 

Sorry it took me so long to get back I was visiting family.
No I have never had it scratch any of my vehicles. I used to use it on my black Tacoma, left a beautiful finish without water spots.

 

Thanks for the info- I'll have to get one and give it a try.

 

Backpack Blower, Its the fastest and most effective way....