so get a proper towel, something you can control. i've never had an issue with towel scratches....:confused:

And proper technique :)

But since watching Junkman's video and trying it out, I've been very happy with the leaf blower method. It is easier and more convenient for me, plus there are none of the worries you have with using towels. I've had to do minor paint correction myself even with proper technique - just trying to get too much use out of one towel. The only thing I can think might happen with the leaf blower is I drop it, but the one I got only weighs 7 lbs and barely cost more than one of my drying towels :tup:

how much do drying towels cost?:confused:

For large ones they can easily run $20 or more. I'm not going to argue whether they are overpriced (lots are). But I have one that's practically the size of the Z roof that cost way more than $20. I would never have paid for it myself though; I won it in a giveaway.

damn, $20+ for a towel lol:eek:

You know, you can use the search feature on my channel to search through my videos. ;)

As for dust, I do one of two things. I blow the dust off with my Master Blaster or I just wash the car again. I don't fool with a towel and detail spray. That's how swirls get created. But if you must go that route, these videos are the ones you need to watch.











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:shakes head: needz coaching :shakes head:

4HP. Couldn't justify the 8HP in price :(

:shakes head: or doesn't care enough :shakes head:

he must be related to HEK :shakes head:

or a little bit of both. please enlighten me :tiphat:

Yes, there are people out there like that, which makes me wonder why they didn't just buy a Geo Metro instead of a nice Z. :confused:

You cannot unplug a mind before it is ready. Until you are ready, you will never understand.

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Junkman, I just finished watching some of your videos and found them quite entertaining and informative. I have a quick question for you. I have a UDM (ultimate detailing machine) which is a Porter Cable, and a Flex 3401. I recently purchased a 2015 370z and plan on clay baring it and polishing it when I'm on vacation next month. I only plan on using Menzerna Super Finish after using the clay but wanted to know if a green pad was good enough or if I should go to a white pad. I have a couple of white pads but have several green pads that I've never used. I'm currently using Lake Country pads but have about 6 green pads from properautocare that they don't make any more. It looks like they were probably made by Lake Country (due to the pattern on the front) but they have rounded edges and the back half of the pad is blue instead of being solid green. Do you have any suggestions? I'm also using Blackfire Wet Diamond or Wolfgang 3.0 sealant when I'm finished (I have both on hand).

I dont think he was even born when the metro was out humilating its driver. :icon17: