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better than dragging any towel on the car is using a leaf blower. Added bonus is you won't get those water lines from the gas cap area and the side mirrors the first time you take it out to show off the shine...
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I've been thinking of getting some microfibers and a waterless car wash spray for in between washes. Would that be a good idea?
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This is the exterior detail package at the place I go to. Will this produce the result I'm looking for?
- Clay removal of oxidation and sediment
- Two stage buffing process to remove minor scratches and enhance color depth
- Liquid hand wax for smooth reflective shine
- Wheels polished, white walls and wheel wells cleaned
- Outside trim touched up and dressed
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I forgot to put that in there. i also use a leafblower to get most of the water off then just blot the water spots up. trying not to touch your paint at all is the goal.
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