How do you dry your truck?

a sheet of water then hit it with the absorber

 

Used the absorber for the first time yesterday, I like it but followed it up with a microfiber towel.

 

I drive really fast after I wash it...

 

Best way....

Or, air compressor + High pressure nozzle + shammy BOOM

 

Your not alone

 

I will now be using the leaf blower, thats awesome!

 

I work at a full service car wash. It gets air dried by fourteen blowers. What's left gets toweled off with micro-fiber towels. Occasionally I'll go next door to the detail shop and used compressed air to blow the remaining water out of the seals and emblems etc....

 

X2

 

I actually thought my neighbor was ridiculous for using a leaf blower on his BMW when he dried it...I started using one on my truck when I bought it, works like a charm

 

I checked the cotton towels button because that's what I have been using.

The next time I wash I will be using air and waffle weave microfiber towels.

I have learned A LOT over the past few months over at Detailed Image.

http://www.detailedimage.com/

Jeff in Flagstaff

 

x2, but lets get real....I never wash it....

 

With a leaf blower then finish with a towel

 

Electric Leaf Blower (rechargeable) from Home Depot, FTW! I'm too lazy to use a chamois!

cheers,
bArney

 

Does anyone else use one of those soft silicon blades to just run the drops off like I do?

 

I wouldn't try that on a black vehicle! Swirl city!

 

I use my gas powered leaf blower

 

Microfiber towels.

 

i use the masterblaster(8hp) heats to ambient plus 60 degrees,not such a big deal on my truck,my wife's black maxima(2011) gets swirl marks to easily.

 

Absorber!

 

Gas powered leaf blower - been doing it for years wash just about weekly & wax 4-5X year withCollinite. Then about every 3-4 weeks I start with the hood up Spray the engine & compartment wiith simple green, rinse it off with a strong stream, then dry the engine with the leaf blower good then start on the rest of the vehicle. Final touch up dry with microfibre Then drive just a few feet & finish the tires & wheels.
(way too much time on my hands!)