How do you dry your truck?

shamwoww

 

The blower in the car wash. Skip to around the 4:00 mark:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubW_5I9auFU

 

I use a cotton towel. Love my Tacoma, but it's a truck, not a show car.

 

I hit up da freeway!

 

I just wax my dc prerunner in 30 minutes with turtle wax ice. Its great stuff from bumper. It does not leave a white.residue. It really brings out the color and metallic in the paint

 

I let my truck airdry after taking it to a self-service carwash to get rid of the large dirt deposits. Then I use a spray cleaner and polish that I buy from the Honda Motorcycle dealership to actually clean my truck. It works on plastic, aluminum, chrome and any painted surface without scratching it. It also works as a polish with carnuba wax in it. All you need is a lint free rag.

 

I do it the Canadian way....with dead baby seals

 

Haha

 

I'm bored, just stirring shit up

 

X2 on the bored scenario

 

i use my leaf blower. I can dry it in half the time and with no water spots.

 

Ya know, I've never thought of that, I got a bad ass backpack blower too

but I still prefer nice soft dead baby Canadian seals

 

Yeah they sell blowers to dry vehicles with but they are just leaf blowers. I use a leaf blower on my old motorcycles and my truck after i wash them. It gets the water out of the cracks. http://www.chemicalguys.com/ELECTRIC_BLOWER_JETSPEED_DRYER_BLOW_DRYER_p/acc_303.htm

 

I let the help dry it to be honest

 

I only use micro fiber towels to dry my vehicles. A lot of folks don't realize that cotton towels will scratch your paint.

 

x2!

 

X2

only microfiber towels are used to dry my truck and to remove polish and wax.

 

water blade and then a clean and fresh microfiber towel. Then if wax is fresh, I use lucas speedwax to clean up the existing water spots

 

Arent microfiber towels linty? Are those waterblades good time savers?

 

I use a silicone water blade and micro fiber towels