@@tlrcamp8009 yes it does and unfortunately mine lost is absorbing power abour two years after I bought it now it just streaks water around and has to be wrung out after every panel on my f150
I don’t understand why no one uses genuine leather chamois instead. I tried using micro soft rags didn’t work at all I’ve been using chamois all my life.
I use microfiber towel from TEDI for 4$ and does the same like al those fanci meguiars ,blues brothers, mothers and fathers...too expensive also made in China towels
@@elmirbrdar1045 When I'm using my fibre cloths, ringing it doesn't bring it back to it's best performance. It leaves slightly wet steaks, so I have around 3 or five I use. I use one for the bonnet and lights, then one for each side of doors and then one on back and then the other one to go over the car for any left over wetness. More cloths, the better.
@@TheLondonCyclist How did you wash your microfibre towel? And do I need to wash it after I use it or just air dry it? I use it only for drying my car.
@@ssatriyaa I always soak them in warm water straight after using, then gently squeeze them to rid of the water and then hang to air dry. I'm sure you can wash on a quick warm wash in the washing machine.
Get the towel here: jimbosdetailing.com/collections/best-sellers/products/massive-drying-towel
high gsm microfiber towels working better than other clothes
1 Wooley Mammoth from Chemical Guys does my whole F150
@@John-es1kq it's amazing. It pulls the water into its interior. I was amazed. No wringing needed.
I have some, they're lower quality than towels from Rag Company and the like, but they perform quite well. They need to be a bit softer imo.
I’ve read reviews of people saying it’s really good, but it leaves a lot of lint behind. Is this true?
@@tlrcamp8009 yes it does and unfortunately mine lost is absorbing power abour two years after I bought it now it just streaks water around and has to be wrung out after every panel on my f150
@@tlrcamp8009yes the only chemical fuys towel that doesnt lint is their waffle weave glass towel
I don’t understand why no one uses genuine leather chamois instead. I tried using micro soft rags didn’t work at all I’ve been using chamois all my life.
You know what’s up
Because leather causes micro-scratches.
I use a blower and then a platinum platinum pluffle from The Rag Company.
Leaf blower top best!!
Lmfatfooooo u just just their battleship. Leaf blower is the absolute best. Nothing but air touching the paint. How does this not have more likes???
Facts. Air dry always. Towels to get any remaining drops or streaks. Takes one to two towels tops!
agree. blow off excess and then towel dry!
No sir, only takes one dreadnaught xl to dry an entire oversized vehicle. I can dry a F550 then wash a Ram 2500 and dry it too @@liverenders
@@Details99 I may have to try that out🤔
As many as it takes, but a mammoth cloth is defiantly enough
So what is the answer? How big is that towel?
1 carbrite works for me
Is there something else to it every time I use my drying towel it leaves streaks
turtle wax spray - wax or hybrid - works great
so how many does it take???
I use microfiber towel from TEDI for 4$ and does the same like al those fanci meguiars ,blues brothers, mothers and fathers...too expensive also made in China towels
Cap
Do you air dry the cloth after each day use ? Or is it okay to leave it damp
Best to always dry your cloths.
When the towel gets soaking do you just wring it and keep using on other cars. What im asking is does damp affect performance if you did 3/4 cars
@@elmirbrdar1045 When I'm using my fibre cloths, ringing it doesn't bring it back to it's best performance. It leaves slightly wet steaks, so I have around 3 or five I use. I use one for the bonnet and lights, then one for each side of doors and then one on back and then the other one to go over the car for any left over wetness.
More cloths, the better.
@@TheLondonCyclist How did you wash your microfibre towel? And do I need to wash it after I use it or just air dry it? I use it only for drying my car.
@@ssatriyaa I always soak them in warm water straight after using, then gently squeeze them to rid of the water and then hang to air dry.
I'm sure you can wash on a quick warm wash in the washing machine.
It takes me 4 😢
how about less jump cuts for more believability 🎃
I have these towels they work like he used em lol he showed pretty good angle whast os wrong woth you? Lmao
Hi what is the usage of red fully side and grey side ?
Just color. Same fibers.
Hi guys somebody please help. My car holds on to water so much and it does not dry this easy.
You need to add some paint protection to make the water bead up. Then it will dry easier.
How do you wash/clean this time of towels?
How do you dry the roof in general?
I use a platform ladder
Good technique
What towel did you use?
if you have a car you use a micro fiber towels minimum 800gsm length 50×70
It’s the Platinum series drying towel, you can get them at most Walmarts
~$10
that’s the auto fiber dread nought
@@mitchellarias6206that’s a dreadnought my boy 💀
Do you think that I can use this towel for waterless?
What is the towel called
Which towel is that?
Dreadnought
Where can I find these towels from?
jimbosdetailing.com/products/massive-drying-towel
Just 1!
How long and wide is this towel?
What size?
Sir cloth name size please reply me
Dreadnaught
1 Auto drive drying towel
Do you put it in the dryer??
low heat only.
where is it from
Jimbosdetailing.com
0. That's what driving on a highway is for lol
True!!
one
Does the microfiber has to wet for doing this??
No, the car paint should be wet. Thats the point of a microfiber
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0 i use a blower
Nece,very nice 👍
None. My driver does that
Zero.
Ego 650 blower
Autofiber
Amezinggg
just dry the windows and let it dry naturally
Worst tip ever 😂
Most short videos are completely useless
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