How do you dry your Z after a wash? (Poll)
 

How do you dry your Z after a wash?

leaf blower

Microfiber waffle weave towel

Shop vac!

depends.... 9 out of 10 I use the leaf blower. other I use waffle weave with spray on wax.

leaf blower

Electric leaf blower, then waffle weave towel in the door jambs & such.

MasterBlaster. I also use it for the dogs (three Golden Retrievers and we live on a lake).

I have a cheapo leaf blower and a nicer Toro with some real juice. The Toro especially works well. The MasterBlaster is better, but not as cost-effective as a leaf blower.

Master Blaster...still have to run a 20 amp circuit for full awesomeness, though.

What I do is drench a Stay Fresh microfiber towel. I ring it out really hard!

Fold it and spray there Quick detailer while I dry.

Looks flawless every time!

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I use a blower on every crevice. Lay four 24x23 and two 24x24 mf towels. I lay and then run my hands across.

I use my air compressor. touch up with microfiber towel

I normally drove it around for a while or to a friends house never really had waterspots or such, however the leefblowers sound like a good idea!

150 mph down the interstate! No water spots

Waffle weave towel. I have a master blaster but really only use it on the bike. Guess I'll give it a shot on the car.

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Ooh, yeah...forgot to mention...kicking in that second motor does want a 20 amp circuit.

Shop vac blower with long tube everywhere then finish up with microfiber and Adam's detail spray.

I use deionized water to rinse, so I just drive it. If I happen to get a little water spot from some non-deionized water trapped somewhere I just take care of it with a little quick detailer.

I use a QD or spray wax with a microfiber towel. I use a blower for the crevices.

tap rinse stream (flood mode on firemen nozzle), blower, then blot dry the rest using waffle weave.


then i usually QD the panels afterwards.

.. oh, and run a dehumidifier in the garage with a fan circulating the air for 5-6hrs.

Wow, I have never done that. This is awesome.

yah, my car sits in the garage during the week so i need to rid the water out of the nooks and bottom of the car. this does the trick. :D

also good for sealing/waxing on a humid day. shut garage door, run the dehumidifier for like an hour, then start your process.

Airforce MasterBlaster

Blades
 

Super Flex Water blades

Seriously? In all seriousness, this thought has never occurred to me!

leaf blower, then waffle weave towel with detail spray

I outsource that job. :D

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Master Blaster. Then wipe down with Aqua Glow and microfiber.

Awesome