Another **Absolutely *NO* drying towels were hurt in this thread!**

[IID]

I wanted to try a couple of other products I picked up on the last DP BOGO and also a sample size of a DP product today,on one of my personal vehicles(DD).

Here are the (2) products:

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DP Extreme Foam Shampoo.I filled with water than added 2oz to my foam gun:
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DP Auto Bath is the other.I filled the wash bucket half full than added the sample.

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It produce some nice suds but I thought DG901 produced better:

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For the (2oz) DP Extreme Foam,it did produce excellent pre-suds for the wash:

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The DP Auto Bath was not the best for foam IMO but it did have great lubricity for the wash.After the washing by hand,I broke out the CR Spotless for the rinse down:

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This CR Spotless rinse was done in full mid-day sun,with no clouds in sight:

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I'm absolutely impressed with the CR Spotless System,as it keeps the vehicle spot-free enough for time to dry the vehicle complete with the 8HP MasterBlaster:

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Like the title say's,Absolutely No Drying Towels were hurt in this thread:

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[guess23959]

wow you have kahonas my friend. id never use a blower to dry my car since its black. ya never know what would fly around as far as dust, dirt, tiny rocks, leaves, sand etc... i told a gentleman at a recent carshow the same thing, he uses a leaf blower. unbelievable!

[IOMCAMARO]

wow you have kahonas my friend. id never use a blower to dry my car since its black. ya never know what would fly around as far as dust, dirt, tiny rocks, leaves, sand etc... i told a gentleman at a recent carshow the same thing, he uses a leaf blower. unbelievable!

A lot of us use air to dry our cars now. It's safer than drying with a towel because you don't have to touch the paint.

[gofast908z]

wow you have kahonas my friend. id never use a blower to dry my car since its black. ya never know what would fly around as far as dust, dirt, tiny rocks, leaves, sand etc... i told a gentleman at a recent carshow the same thing, he uses a leaf blower. unbelievable!

Just do it in a clean area where the ground is WET. And leaf blowers are fine, as long as they are electric.

[bigaizsosexy]

A lot of us use air to dry our cars now. It's safer than drying with a towel because you don't have to touch the paint.
:iagree:

[bigaizsosexy]

Why do you suggest an electric vs gas blower?

[IOMCAMARO]

Why do you suggest an electric vs gas blower?

The gas blowers sometimes blow oil or gas out along with the air and it gets onto your car.

[fishnugget]

Great job, I am jealous, I want that master blaster :props:

Looks like you have all the right tools for a professional spotless wash

[guess23959]

only reason why i like using the shammi is because it gets into the crevices to dry, and after i put the tire spray on sometimes the wind picks it up and carrys it down the side of the paint, thats where the damp shammi would come in and redo the whole car so there are no spots at all whatsoever. then lastly, a separate shammi for the spray detailer. thats just me though im old fashioned lol.

[IID]

wow you have kahonas my friend. id never use a blower to dry my car since its black. ya never know what would fly around as far as dust, dirt, tiny rocks, leaves, sand etc... i told a gentleman at a recent carshow the same thing, he uses a leaf blower. unbelievable!
Yeah,the MasterBlaster has a prefilter that draws the air in from the rear of the unit.So there is no worries for foriegn matter blow thru.
The ground was damp from the wash/rinse,so I wasn't worried about flying dust/dirt/sand.Fall is a few months away,so no leaves present and no flying tiny rocks anywhere in site :xyxthumbs:

[IID]

only reason why i like using the shammi is because it gets into the crevices to dry
I personally don't own a shammi but I can tell you that the MasterBlaster will get into ANY crevice to dry the area out,well.

[RTexasF]

wow you have kahonas my friend. id never use a blower to dry my car since its black. ya never know what would fly around as far as dust, dirt, tiny rocks, leaves, sand etc... i told a gentleman at a recent carshow the same thing, he uses a leaf blower. unbelievable!


I've used a high power gasoline leaf blower for many many years to dry cars of all colors. Any worries about doing so are totally unfounded. The Master Blaster is made specifically for that purpose so what's the big deal?

IID- The Mopar looks good :props:

[Old Tiger]

wow you have kahonas my friend. id never use a blower to dry my car since its black. ya never know what would fly around as far as dust, dirt, tiny rocks, leaves, sand etc... i told a gentleman at a recent carshow the same thing, he uses a leaf blower. unbelievable!
Chris isnt using a leaf blower. The Master Blaster is filtered so IME it is safer than a leaf blower , chamois or MF.