Drying or Waxing Your Cars, What Do...

[GOR1LA]

Well since WMCCjames answered my question I only have one left:

what do you guys use for removing your waxes and polish's once they begin to dry?

MF
TERRY
OTHER

Thanks Guys

[WMCCjames]

Big poll already done on drying your car

http://www.mifbody.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=10031

[phoenix_rising]

I like chamois's myself. I have one I bought for like $10 at Auto Zone called the Absorber I believe. It works nicely and because you soak it before you use it, it does not seem to scratch the paint surface. Maybe someone else has used these?

[Z28ISGR8]

Maybe I'm one of the few, but I don't like chamois's. I prefer to use a high percentage cotton/fabric blend towel. Doesn't scratch and soaks up water very well. No streaks either.

[Lucky SOB]

i think you're supposed to use a clay bar, but i just was my truck every week, sometimes more, and wax it every month or so, never take any wax off, it just comes off in time. but yeah if u want to start with a clean pallet use a clay bar kit. It seemed to work really well on kolins old T/A. Or you could use an automotive paint cleaner. I used to have this stuff my friend got from his Saturn dealership called ACRYSOL or something like that. worked great, but it takes you right down to the clear coat, so you need to wax it right away after using it. and don't ask where to find it, ive looked all over with no luck.

[csmith4153]

100% USA made white cotton bath towel, thats if you can still find one.

For drying, a leaf blower.

[DETROITMUSCLE]

electric leaf blower only though, don't wanan get gas and oil all over it now

[MP81]

I use a microfiber towel.

[meissen]

He was asking what you use to buff the wax and polish off once it dries guys.

I use microfiber towels usually, but lately I've had a LOT of success with a really soft cotton bonnet on my porter cable to buff waxes and polishes off.

[92conv]

100% USA made white cotton bath towel, thats if you can still find one.

For drying, a leaf blower.

I use a microfiber towel.

He was asking what you use to buff the wax and polish off once it dries guys.

I use microfiber towels usually, but lately I've had a LOT of success with a really soft cotton bonnet on my porter cable to buff waxes and polishes off.

At least some off us can read.........I use 100% cotton towels too.

[gscz355]

ONLY 100% cotton towel

[dj's ws6]

100% cotton towels

[81DaytonaPaceCar]

Microfiber

[TSTONE]

microfiber

[kammi10]

100% cotten to get the majority of the water off them microfiber

the truck on the otherhand since its black and less forgiving is nothing but micro fibers