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Best Car Drying Tools: Towels / Chamois / Blades / Blowers - Chemical Guys
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- čas přidán 7. 08. 2024
- Drying a car is crucial for a spot-free shine after a wash or detail. Using the wrong method or tool can cause swirls and scratches, so it's important to use the right product to reduce the chances of damaging any painted surface.
Watch as we break down the detailer's secret stash of premium car drying tools, including microfiber towels, waffle weave towels, water blades, synthetic chamois, and blowers.
Miracle Dryer Towel:
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SUV Waffle Weave Drying Towel:
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Metro Sidekick Blower:
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#chemicalguys #detailing #carcare
Best Drying Tools!
- Miracle Drying Towel:
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- SUV Waffle Weave Towel:
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- Sidekick Air Blower and Dryer:
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is that towel microfibre by any chance? didn't hear the guy mention it
Ikram uddiin 1 minute 15 second he says it's a micro fiber drying Towle
Do you think it dries too? didn’t hear that either
ASP3K 420.2 he’s being sarcastic
Lmaoo
When looking at video turn volume up
Lmao "now micro fiber drying towels are usually bigger then micro fiber drying towels" haha anyone else catch that
he'll yeah
Christian Tadeo *than
He said, "Now, microfiber drying towels (referring to the orange ones sold by Chemical Guys) are usually a lot bigger than TRADITIONAL microfiber drying towels (referring to the small ones you can usually get in a pack in nearly any store)."
Microfiber drying towel
You should say "microfiber drying towel" thirty or forty thousand more times.
TJP77 bahaha i wanted to comment on this
TJP77 LOL I was thinking the same thing. Dude, just say towel!
lol some of you guys be nitpicking
Boy you can say THAT AGAIN. It seems HALF of the people have nothing better to do than CRITICIZE everyone else!
MORE than half. Twenty-five out of forty-five, equals 55%...
As a detailer I started out using Microfiber towels and they work, but I never went through a whole vehicle without having to ring it out multiple times. The same with the waffle towels. It also would take forever to dry a vehicle and time is money when you are a detailer. I then moved to using a blower and my partner goes right behind me with a micro fiber to get any small excess. That process was a game changer as I can get a sedan completely dry in less than 5 minutes and I did time it. My blower is a lawn blower, was $68 dollars, has a speed control, and can blow at 250 mph.. I believe it is cheaper than the one's marketed for vehicles, and is more powerful. It has been a game changer ever since. In short, if you are planning on being a detailer, I disagree with the thought that microfiber and waffle towels are the best to use.
Travis Kibel what brand of blower and where did you buy it?
I got a Toro lawn blower from Home Depot. The thing blows at over 200 mph..has variable speed...was cheap...is electric...and works wonders for drying vehicles quickly.
I can dry my Truck with 1 shammy in 3 mins lol
@@spiderofthehood6127 You won't get it completely dry as you will not be able to get to many spots in that amount of time and you will have water dripping from areas you can't get to.
@@lonestarpatriot876 Bro besides the top of the cab pretty much everythings dry
Was falling asleep but then heard that water blade screech and I'm up again lol
I had an accident and now I have amnesia. The only thing now I remember is "microfiber drying towel".
Cosa Nostra 😭😭😭😭
🤣🤣☠☠☠
Love the waffle weave styled drying towels. Dried an entire 30ft boat inside and out and my truck with one towel.
Thank you Paul Rudd!
That water blade sounds horrendous
Yeah it does.
he doesn't know how to use it
Works great for glass.
You can hear the scratches forming. Never use these monstrousities to dry your car, just use a plush Microfiber Towel.
Waffle Microfiber sounds better. It is a microfiber towel as well but absorbs twice as much water.
Drinking Game:
Take a shot every time he says "Drying Towel".
Adam Major , I’d be an alcoholic in five minutes.
I’m dead. Bye
Hello toilet, my old friend...
@@banjopete Take a snort every time he says “microfiber” and you pretty much be a crack addict.
glad to see im not the only one who uses a leaf blower and follow up with a microfiber towel.
just started doing it like that 10 years ago and it worked great.
I'm going to try that.
Microfiber drying towel.
Great informative video. Had no idea that there was so many different ways available to accomplish the task of drying the car! Awesome job.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What am I missing with microfibre towels? On my car all it seems to do is move the water around. I have to constantly rub until the water seems to evaporate.
I use the Absorber (not mentioned)works faster than a microfiber, you do have to wring the water out a few times- Very durable easy to clean and stores in a small container.
Ronald F I have an XL absorbent towel, do you wash yours or just wring it out?
Honestly you should just use micro fiber to wipe excess water and waffle weave to finish off thats what I do
@@dissomeboolshiethowsyourda3443 so what ru saying the microfiber actually workks for u sir
@@nickreid7974 there's several ways to dry. Yes microfiber is meant to be used to wax a dry or wet surface . Waffle weave is used to pick up water and also wax . I personally don't use micro fibers anymore because they do get messy . Just stick with a waffle weave I use 2. 1 to pick up water and 1 to dry. Beware of the pressure you apply and the direction you wipe to prevent swirls . Hope that helps
Excellent video on the various hand-drying methods and products. Nice job young man. I'm trying a natural leather chamois as the LSP for drying (after first using a microfiber towel). Thanks!
Microfiber drying towel
I really like how well the videos are put together and how everything is explained in detail
Microfiber drying towel?
I'm with a lot of you here that they should eliminate the blade from any video showing drying techniques! I used one years ago and as a result had to spend big bucks to detail out all of the scratches I added simply by drying it. And I agree, the two blowers are too weak to get the drying done quickly and you still end up having to use a "microfiber towel"!!
I use a hammer to dry my car
+John W are you crazy?
use sand paper :D
Pucadupr or bake fluid
+John W sand blaster works way better. gets all that dirt and the crap under it lmao
Shane Hildebrand I have my masters in car drying technology. I spent 8 years in understanding how to wipe water and soap off a car. I understand the reciprocating underhand wipe technique. Or an oscillating backhanded pushing rub. Sometimes when a bitch gets outta hand I use these techniques on her hahaha then I finger blast her...
Cleaning under the paint seems like a good idea. It will make the paint look better :)
+John W bahaha that's fuckin great! that's what I was thinking about cleaning under the paint. its all about making it look pristine!!
I gotta say thank you for such a precise explanation as to looking after a chamois leather cloth very informative spoken clearly so the average layman could follow and understand your instruction, excellent I would like to see you cover more topics.
I've read some of the other comments fuck-em, keep up the good work
Thanks for the awesome feedback and thanks for being part of the Chemical Guys family!
Amazing Video !
Absorber works the best. Been using them for years.
i love u guys!keep it going dudes
So the Chemical Guys... Meant to be pros, are recommending a water blade! WHAT!?
Chemical guys make alot of useful videos, but the problem is they're a business at the end of the day, and they stock the water blade, so it's all about selling a product at the end of the day.
^ He's got a point
den525 what is wrong with them selling a product? I don't recall they charging us to watch this video.
+thaylor harmor did i say there was something wrong with them selling a product? no.
C'mon man...Hey says repeatedly that microfiber is the preferred method. Chamois and blades for large commercial or fleet vehicles where you're just looking to clean and dry as quickly as possible.
Thanks for great info on drying towels.
Hi Jim! Thanks for the awesome feedback and happy detailing!
Love your video, the water blade is my preferred tool to dry a vehicle, but I must stress that it needs to be wet in order to perform properly, or else you will scratch your vehicle, you wouldn't use a dry claybar, or dry cloth on the surface of your vehicle, it would be a nightmare, so never use a dry water blade on the surface of any vehicle.
I use to use my garden blower vac years ago till it blew up! I have a cheap synthetic chamois which I use now which works well enough. Im not so fussed or particular about it as I don't really wash my car that often or at least as often as I should! LOL!
I air dry with a master blaster sidekick, then use a waffle weave towel for the remaining water. Seems effective.
Awesome tutorial 👌🏾
Glad you liked it!
Waffle weave towels for liquids like detail spray or water when drying. Microfiber towels for wax and polish... At least that's what I have learned. Chemical guys products are great.
you're correct with that, just watch junkmans video
+David Millan his series on detailing is very good
lol I have the same water blade but mine is yellow, I actually find it great it helps to get rid of most of the water on the car but I always use microfiber towel afterwards to finish it, I also recently bought Chamois Leather and I'm gonna test that too but from this review it seems like a bad choice =/ also that blower is so weak lol i got turbos bigger than that
After you wipe the car down how do you dry your microfiber towels? Air dry or do you put it in the dryer?
My personal opinion for car drying is this:
1. Completely soak a waffle weave in water and ring out. It works alot better imo if its wet vs dry. If you start with it dry, it doesnt suck up as much water until it gets wet enough.
2. Dry all surfaces this way, ringing out as you go.
3. Use a gas powered leaf blower to hit all the cracks, crevices, grilles, lugs etc.
4. Give the car a quick spray down with a detail spray
5. Go over the car with a microfiber towel, getting any missed water (there shouldnt be much left at this point) and buff to a shine.
You can always detail spray the car before step 2 if you prefer. I used to do it that way, but found that I liked this way better. I always use the leaf blower on step 3 as its easier for me vs getting out an extension cord. I also do not recommend using just air to dry the car. It takes ALOT longer to dry with a leaf blower than a wet towel.
Krysco51 be wary of gas powered blowers as they can actually blow its exhaust gases onto paint
No repeating anything. Tried it. Ill stick to electric from now on
I'm really disappointed that they are actually recommending using a water blade. A water blade is pretty much the fastest way to leave scratches in your paint, short of drying it with sandpaper. Lol. Even if you are 100% perfect & don't miss any spots at all (we all do), it is likely that a small amount of dust or pollen will land on the vehicle between the time you wash & the time you dry. You're just asking for scratch city. Just listen to it. It's like nails on a chalkboard because there is no lubrication. Sad.
HawkeyeSTiGuy I seen a guy doing it on a fresh painted camaro. And he said it so easy and won't scratch. And then he seen the scratches. I laughed so hard
wrong junior. water blade is perfectly fine. go to any pro detail shops and see
"drying your car is all personal preference" chamois drag dirt along the paint.... Microfiber is the only way....
Northern Prepper 120? Should have used at least 80 grit. The larger spaces between the grit means that it won’t drag dirt along your paint. 👌🏻
@Vae Victis Yes dummy. You’re supposed to use 60 grit if your car is made after 2010.
I don't know about for most people or if the water I use is just full of chemicals but I found that using one microfiber to get my car fairly dry still leaves tons of watermarks I have found that the best thing to do after you've gone over it once with a microfiber is go over it again with microfiber buffing towel and get it dry dry that leaves me with the best finish
Hi Quentin, thanks for watching. You usually need a few towels because your first towel will eventually so gunked up with dirt, that you will spread the dirt back onto your paint work. Trucks require more absorbency, and using a big towel will eventually get soaked, in which case you will need a secondary towel to get the job done. As far as minerals go, using deionized water is the recommended method to avoid leaving behind water spots which damages the paint in the long run. A good way to complete a detail is to use a quick detail spray to remove any water spots left over from buffing the paint.
You guys should have a car drying race. See how all these drying tools perform head-to-head.
Hi Arthur, thanks for the suggestion! Seems like it would be a funny video! We have added it our list of possible future video ideas. Thanks for watching, Arthur, and thanks for being a part of the Chemical Guys family!
I use the blower that comes on my ShopVac unit, very powerful (195mph wind) with a high volume so it blows away a large volume. Takes me about 5 mins to blow dry my car.
What shopvac do you have?
Not really sure of the towels I use but I buy them at a local auto store. I also notice that the size of towels you demonstrate with are larger than what I have. Mine are the size of regular wash cloth.
Hi Avelino, that's right, many of our premium microfiber towels are not only plush, they are large to make quick work of drying your vehicle. If you haven't tried them yet, what are you waiting for?!
www.chemicalguys.com/Professional_Grade_Microfiber_Towel_24_x16_p/mic_507_03.htm
I found that the chamois works best on glass, it picks up all water and leaves no water spots whatsoever. The microfiber can be used on the paint body.
with the first drying MF towel, are you supposed to use the short or long pile side to dry the car?
"Fold in half to have the most contact area" - dude, do you even think about what you say before you say it? You're halving the size of the towel, how in God's name can that be providing the most contact area. I swear half the things you say in these videos is just superfluous filler to try and make everything sound more scientific and complex that it actually is.
Incidentally, is waffle weave also known as a Terry cloth? Appearance wise they look the same, but thought I'd ask for clarification.
+Cookeh Haha ! I keep thinking that whenever they're going on about how awesome a product is ..
+Cookeh - One of those cases where the mouth moves faster than the brain.
Cause money. Lol
Genius, a big towel will flutter and prove pointless when compared to folding in half and keeping a fresh side. Plus, the fresh side will be grit free.
"drying your car is all personal preference" chamois drag dirt along the paint.... Microfiber is the only way.. He's just being a salesman
What was that first towel made of?
I was disappointed with the waffle weave since when I use it to dry a SUV it's super soaked and I barely finished half of it and didn't even dry very good
so the master blaster that you sed was for pro detailer is the fast way to dry the car
Chamois is the best for drying your car after a wash. As long as you keep it moist a bit before drying, it won't scratch your car. I like them better than microfiber material simply because they don't leave any lint and fiber material that can come off when you use microfiber material towels..
jukijunk You and me both. I love using my chamois.
jukijunk you are right, they are pushing the microfiber stuff to the extreme. One thing te keep in mind though is to place the shammy flat on the surface and gently “dipping” the car. I use to make spinning movements while drying my car which is not the way to do it.
Can you spray the drying agent on windows or painted surfaces only?!
Take a shot every time he says microfiber drying towel.
The sound that the water blade makes on that paint work! Horrifying!
Hahaha. It sounds like a dying beached whale! Oh the humanity!!!! 😖😖
wasn't that awful !!!
I cringed really hard watching that. I have a black and thinking about using that on my car gives me nightmares
exactly what I use when I detail vehicles I use my leaf blower and then microfiber towel after it
I was always a shammy guy , until I started using micro fibre cloths . Now I only use micro fibre safer and better result .
I hate the feeling when they are wet
Hey guys! I was hoping this would be a good place to ask. I'm new to detailing. I wanted to get the Orange Hex Aplicator pad for removing swirls on my car. Would one pad be enough to use for the entire car (kia soul)? It would just be used for the scratch removing step. Of course I would have different pads for polishing and waxing.
CollegePanda the standard is using a orange pad with v32/v36 and a white pad with v36/v38, it depends on how much swirls you have.
I use "the absorber". Best dryer ever
Those "towels" are horrible for your paint
People complain about those towels..... I know how to wash my car properly so there is a 0.001% chance a rock will be on my paint to be dragged around. I personally use the absorber it works the best out of all methods
what is the "absorber"?
Myles Hejmanowski I mean not really at all actually.
Myles H1995 no there not you probably just don’t know how to do anything right
will an electric leaf blower work?
dragging across the surface is so much easier in theroy than in practice lol. how are you going to drag it on the top of a high car like a 4x4? or the vertical panels like doors etc?
+TheJanope13 We've gots one of these bad boys in the Detail Garage.. makes life and up-high detailing a LOT easier!
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How about after you wash, drive really fast around the block. Neighbors hate it, but hey, no water spots! ;-)
J/K...I use my handy dandy electric leaf blower I bought cheap just for drying my cars. People think i'm nuts when they drive by, but I don't care. Let em drive by in their scratchy ass cars.
+David Nolen Which electric leaf blower do you use? I'm in the market for one just for my car as well. Looking at this cheapo: www.amazon.com/Toro-51585-2-Speed-Electric-Blower/dp/B0012QLVRM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1451411931&sr=8-1&keywords=electric+leaf+blower
+daboroxson15 I used a cheap electric one I found at either Walmart or Kmart. It was like $30
David Nolen lol scratchy ass cars
I think I'll stick with my Absorber XL
I got an ad for chemical guys before this video
Painted my classic Cadillac with Imron paint about 6 years
ago. Just wash with a light dish washing liquid and dry with a microfiber cloth.
Never any waxing needed and shines like a baby's ass every time. When I bought
the paint at the paint store, the guy said I was buying airplane paint. I said
"I know". He said well, at least it's a hard paint and it won't
scratch very easily and you'll never have to wax it. I said, "That's what
I'm looking for" and bought it. Very expensive but well worth it.
@11:30 with that tool your neighbors are really going to love you!
I use the squeegee and then waffle weave towels.
Can you guys do a video on how to watch a CG detailing video? Also do you sell any viewing goggles to watch your channel with?
would you like for them to show you how to hook up a water hose also?
LOL
I just use a set of MF towels.
One for the main dry and one for the follow up.
Cant find any of the larger towels on your website. Largest available is 24" x 16". What gives?
how much watts has the two lasts tools?
Can you use a quick retailer in place of the after wash?
Hey Ronald, good morning. Many people use Speed Wipe, P40 and Hybrid v07 while they're drying their cars to add lubrication, and assist in the drying process to eliminate the chance of getting water spots.
My C.G. Towel doesnt dry the polish like that, whats the reason?
what is the best way to dry the microfiber towel after drying my vehicle? Shd i just let it air dry or put in dryer for a specific amount of time?
Hi Bryan,
We have the perfect method for you to keep your MF towels clean and ready-to-use for your next detail. First, separate the towels by type to keep grimy towels away from cleaner paint towels. Start by washing cleaner paint towels first, then finish with the grimier towels. Machine wash mircrofiber good with our Microfiber Wash (link below) with HOT water. Hot water opens up the fibers to better release dirt and grease. DO NOT use fabric softeners because they clog the microfibers and render them useless. Machine dry the towels on LOW heat. The high heat cooks the fibers, making them hard and putting you at risk of scratching your paint. Again, DO NOT use fabric softeners.
Happy detailing and thank you for being part of the Chemical Guys family!
-CG Javier
thanks for the feedback
I used to use a leather shammy (the same one from the vid) and it doesn't dry a full car. You'd have to wring it out a maybe 4 times or else it'll leave a little water behind and ull get water spots. And thats on a car the size of a camry. Also it has a chance of scratching ur paint. If you're deadset on using one, I'd only recommend it for light colored cars. Please don't waste your money on a squeegee lol. You'll fuck up your paint and spend 10x the time drying it. Go with a microfiber drying towel like a waffle weave. They're a few dollars more than a leather shammy but they wont mess up your paint and if you take care of them, they'll last a long time. If you're a serious detailer then the best option is to use a blower. They cost allot but they're the best.
Going with microfiber you also kind of get a buff in at the same time
Microfiber drying towel
Shamwow i might just buy it
Whats the difference in the long side and short side of microfiber?
Hi Simon, great question.Use the high pile to wipe away dust and debris and buff away detail sprays for a streak-free shine, and the low pile side to remove cured paste waxes and sealants. Thanks for watching, Simon, and thanks for being a part of the Chemical Guys family!
I used a normal rag/towel and it left little scuff marks all over my car 🤦♂️ any way to fix this or it’s set in the clear coat?
Hey! Machine polishing is the most effective method of removing scratches, swirls and scuffs.
Using a chamois will be more cost effective when starting a hand car wash? Instead of buying two tons of microfiber towels to dry vehicles through out the day?
Hi Oscar, good question. Yes, a chamois would more cost effective because you can simply wring it out and then use it again. It's the fastest and easiest way to dry multiple vehicles! However, keep in mind that a microfiber towel provides better protection against swirling and scratching because it has thousands of little microfiber strands that suck up dirt and debris, whereas a chamois is a "flat" surface. Thanks for watching, Oscar, and thanks for being a part of the Chemical Guys family!
Chemical Guys thanks for answering my question!
When using the water blade, is it better for the car to be already decontaminated with clay or can you use it with contaminated paint as well?
Why is that?
Christian Neff Works on any car as long as its cleaned and washed.
It's best to never use a water blade..
don't use the water blade!! high quality micro fiber towel is the why to go....bro
Microfiber drying towel
Which drying tool that are the best to prevent swirls?
Many swirls are caused by contamination that isn't removed when you wash. Always clay paint that feels contaminated. Personally I use the woolly mammoth or the miracle dryer and both work amazing. Had a 4 year old S7 Audi i juts sold that didn't have a swirl on it. Hope it helps : )
Just use a leaf blower, and follow up any hard to reach spots with a high quality microfiber cloth.
Microfiber drying towel
I love the waffle towel, I managed to dry my Boeing 747, school bus and 1969 VW bug without wringing it once!
HAHA!
do you have fold over for the microfiber drying towel or its okay to have it in one layer to dry?
Can you use that on a car that has matilc sparkles in the paint
Absolutely!
Dewalts 20v cordless blower works great for drying off my car
Which dewalt model do u have?
@@HYPEUROGUY the dce100b
That hood is probably layered with wax to remove water spots much easier
Just use 1 or 2 big absorption towels, dry up the whole car and just have an air compressor available to remove the remaining water that's stuck (side mirrors etc)
Best way to do it imo, takes around 10-20 minutes for a sedan
Hey Deluxo, do you operate a detailing business, or do you detail as a pass time?
Is there a difference between normal micro fibres and micro fibre towels or are they the same thing?
Hi James, not exactly sure what your'e asking, but a microfiber towel is just a towel made up of a bunch of this synthetic fiber. It's the safest thing to use on your car, and Chemical Guys offers the best quality microfiber towels out there. Thanks for watching, James, and thanks for being a part of the Chemical Guys family!
Microfiber drying towel
How do you clean dirty microfiber towels?
Chemical Guys Microfiber Wash is the perfect detergent to clean and rejuvenate microfiber goods. The advanced cleaning solution removes dirt, stains, grease, wax, and grime from microfiber. Microfiber Wash restores microfiber towels back to original condition by releasing dirt and oil from the fabric for a soft feel. Citrus-based detergents penetrate each individual fiber for maximum cleaning results. While typical detergents stay locked inside cloth and garments, Microfiber Wash rinses completely clean for a perfectly-soft, residue-free towel. Microfiber Wash contains no bleach, no fabric softeners, and is safe on all color microfiber goods. Easily clean and rejuvenate microfiber towels, blankets, sheets, bedding, and clothing with fantastic results. Microfiber Wash opens the billions of strands inside microfiber fabric to gently release dirt and grime. Microfiber towels require special cleaning, and Microfiber Wash is specifically designed to clean sensitive microfiber goods. The innovative citrus-based formula is all-natural and will not chemically-burn microfiber, keeping it as soft as the day it was made. Microfiber Wash contains water softeners that neutralize minerals and calcium to ensure your microfiber goods rinse perfectly clean and soft.
Here's a link to the best microfiber detergent available. www.chemicalguys.com/Microfiber_Wash_Detergent_16_oz_p/cws_201_16.htm
7:22 did you just say " dry airplanes"?
YES, he said, "... or vans, or airplanes..." at 7:22. I use one on my Lear Jet once a month...
You mean you don`t have one ?
Just fly the dam thing, it should be dry by the time you crash
Harry Pouncey lmao!!!!
Ugh, poor people.
I don't get it,,,I have micro fiber towels and all it do is drag the water. I don't get it!!! is it a specific type of fiber, a specific weave, What is it? Maybe the brand you are using might help me.
Hi Avelino, what kind of towels are you using?
Would it be safe to use a microfiber drying towel?
Microfiber drying towel
I'm having issues trying to dry my car. with my drying towel it just leaves a bunch of water streaks. What's causing this?
Hi Kenyon, are you using deionized water to clean your car?. What you're getting is dried up mineral deposits. You want to try using the Afterwash product, it will help you dry by causing the water to bead off.
You're probably drying your car in the sun, and/or taking too long to dry it. A regular towel will get saturated with water very quickly and lose its absorbing qualities. First use a foam squeegee to pull off most of the standing water. Then come back with a waffle weave microfiber drying towel to absorb any remaining traces of water. You'll be done drying much quicker and more thoroughly. Not a spec of mineral deposits to be seen.
Blowers are by far the safest method to dry new cars or new paint " touch less approach"
I just got a new car and After washing it for the first time I dried it with a regular 100% cotton towel. I now know that that's what causes those small scratches on your car! Now my car is covered in them. Is it possible to fix those small scratches or am I screwed now?
+Jaselle Gurrola Gotta polish the car with a machine polisher to get those scratches out! Check out these great videos for top detailing tips and tricks!
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+Marcus D I didn't know! :/ I was never taught anything about how to keep a car looking and running well. :/
Just polish with a scratch remover such as VSS. You're fine.
60Powrstroke okay because this is the kind of stuff they teach you in high school and college LMAO
High school? No, not really. Most high schools don't have the budget to buy enough supplies to teach a class.
You guys wouldn't happen to have any tips to fix any light scratches as a result of a bad experience with Chamois' would you?
Run your fingernail across it, and if it catches in the scrath, then you need to paint it. If its not down to the metal then you can just use a compound polish.
@9:00 ouch. The sound is just excrutiating. I'd never use anything like this on a vehicle to dry it. It sounds like it would do more harm than good.
Jonasz314 sounds like an car squealing before a crash! Lol
Sounds like a horror movie door
Now I know how those sounds are produced in horror movies. 9:14
I have a gas power blower. Can I use that? Serious question from a noob.
Hi Thomas, it could be used with some degree of caution, however it would not be our first choice. If you decide to use one, use it on a very low setting to avoid kicking up dust around the car and putting it back on the car. Be mindful that the longer nozzle/air output shaft doesn't ever come in contact with the car as it could scratch the paint. We prefer the Jet Speed because of its perfect output, easy to handle size, and flexible nozzle that has a lesser chance of scratching your car should it come in contact with the paint. Happy detailing!
In which store I can get those towels youre using ?
+Sebastian Guardiola
www.chemicalguys.com/?Click=18676&Social&CZcams&
I want one.
Why not blot with the chamois.... thats what I do. Chamois blot and then final gentle wipe with a MFT.
I need something quick, I work at a dealer I'm cleaning about 15 to 20 cars a day and I need to detail and wash them inside out but I need something to dry the cars quickly instead of old towels it takes too long I was thinking of a leather sham
Hi Randy, After wash and a large towel will do, the Wooly Mammoth towel is great, it's huge and plush.
Are you supposed to dampen the towel before using ?
Hey Mike! It isn't necessary to wet the towel before use.
Does it also absorbs the shampoo residue on the car ?
Hi Mohd, our soaps are PH balanced so they don't leave any residue, also we use deionized water which doesn't leave water spots since the minerals have been purged through a filtering process. The towels such as the Woolly Mammoth, and the Waffle Weave Towel are extremely absorbent , and they will pick everything up. Stay tuned buddy, we've got more great videos coming your way.
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