Drying Aid or Product After Every Wash?

[ChiBears]

I used to wonder the same thing, and that was 1 of the reasons I was hesitant on using a "drying aid" for any vehicle.. But now that I've begun to dabble a bit with using D156 as a drying aid on customers vehicles, I haven't seen any degradation of my drying towels effectiveness.

You have nothing to worry about, in that sense.


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Thanks, I will give it a try.

[galaxy]

So for doing a rinseless wash, what's your procedure....wipe down the panel with the rinseless wash, spray on your preferred drying aid, then dry? All one panel/section at a time?

[boomdone]

So for doing a rinseless wash, what's your procedure....wipe down the panel with the rinseless wash, spray on your preferred drying aid, then dry? All one panel/section at a time?

If I'm working in the sun that's what I do, one panel at a time. If I'm in the garage I'll wash 2-3 panels then go back and use drying aid and dry. I use all kinds of stuff for drying aid - Uber, PB Spray & Gloss, Optimum QD, H2O Guard & Gloss but my favorite is Ammo NYC Hydrate.

[HateSwirls]

Groits Speed Wax

Love that stuff!

Light mist over a wet car, dry as normal then I do a light buff.

Offers lube
Adds some shine


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