Rude72*
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Hey guys… brand new here. 1st ever post. Going to wash my ‘72 Duster today and would like to hear your recommendations for what type of microfiber towel (you guys) use to dry off your baby. Thanks so much, in advance!
Hey Rude 72,Hey guys… brand new here. 1st ever post. Going to wash my ‘72 Duster today and would like to hear your recommendations for what type of microfiber towel (you guys) use to dry off your baby. Thanks so much, in advance!
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But really get the car wax, sealant or ceramic coated and use a leaf blower for non contact. I use the Milwaukee cordless. 35 year detailer here. Strip Wash, paint decon, paint correction (polish) before final step. The outcome is based upon the prep work. Then maintenance washes. I use ONR for rinseless washes and Meguiars Wash & Wax in the garage for the maintenance. Collinite 845 is real good too. I keep it old school on my '73 Dart Sport 340.
Thanks TRW! I will definitely consider this drying cloth.Rag Company Gauntlet via Amazon.
But really get the car wax, sealant or ceramic coated and use a leaf blower for non contact. I use the Milwaukee cordless. 35 year detailer here. Strip Wash, paint decon, paint correction (polish) before final step. The outcome is based upon the prep work. Then maintenance washes. I use ONR for rinseless washes and Meguiars Wash & Wax in the garage for the maintenance. Collinite 845 is real good too. I keep it old school on my '73 Dart Sport 340.
Thanks Doug! I will add this to my research list.shamwow
Just watch out for that hose and don’t let it anywhere near nice paint.You’re saying to just put an attachment on it and start blowing the air on the car?
Get either an electric or gas (I prefer) leaf blower blow all water off no swirls.Hey guys… brand new here. 1st ever post. Going to wash my ‘72 Duster today and would like to hear your recommendations for what type of microfiber towel (you guys) use to dry off your baby. Thanks so much, in advance!