Drying the Car ??
Originally Posted by Rob M
It left spots behind on that dog. I hope it works better on cars. :lol:
Thanks again to all......
Don't know what I had in mind on this ?
Hope it's the size of a beach towel with all the rain we have had
everytime I get the CF clean I been getting these rain spots all over
Don't know what I had in mind on this ?
Hope it's the size of a beach towel with all the rain we have had
everytime I get the CF clean I been getting these rain spots all over
A cali water blade and a single absorber. Sometimes i can finish up with a regular MF rather than the absorber. I recommend getting the 11" blade rather than the full-size one. We dont have too many flat surfaces, but it still makes the drying process much quicker. Maybe not as quick as the Mr. Clean autodry, but this beats having to buy extra filters every so often.
Originally Posted by VegasCrossfire
Originally Posted by Rob M
It left spots behind on that dog. I hope it works better on cars. :lol:
:evil: :evil: :evil:
Had my car A-Glazed inside and out (cost 300). They sent me some shampoo/wax stuff and it cleans the car beautifully (insects just wipe off!!). Virtually no bubbles and resulting surface tension helps water run off the car.
I've just invested in a cheap microfibre cloth (about 2.95) and it removes the remaining water droplets. Wring it out and move to the next panel. Showroom finish - Highly recommended.
Check out their Web site at www.aglaze.com.
I've just invested in a cheap microfibre cloth (about 2.95) and it removes the remaining water droplets. Wring it out and move to the next panel. Showroom finish - Highly recommended.
Check out their Web site at www.aglaze.com.
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