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You can use a masterblaster, but to me it's not worth the money, unless you wash a lot of motorcycles. In my opinion you don't want to completely blow dry
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You can use a masterblaster, but to me it's not worth the money, unless you wash a lot of motorcycles.
In my opinion you don't want to completely blow dry the car, just blow the water off, otherwise water residue will dry up on your paint. An electric leaf blower works great after sheeting the water. Blow all the water out of any holes and the main water from the paint. Then wipe with a waffle weave MF towel and finish with some QD. Pick up this one: Electric blower on sale at Lowes for $19.98
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