Car Dryer

[Daviddear30]

A lot of people wish for world peace.

I wish that everyone could try a Griot's PFM drying towel.

Have you used the Gyeon silk dryer? That's my favorite I've tried. How do they compare if so?


Still with that said some like it drying.
I have a master blaster with a hose reel and a 35 ft hose. I love it. Just ceramic coated my car and it should be even easier to air dry now.

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[PaulMys]

Have you used the Gyeon silk dryer?

Nope. No need.

[Bruno Soares]

I also have not tried the Gyeon Silk Drying towel but I have read others that did and compared to the PFM and they said it’s basically the same towel in different color/size.

Since the PFM is what I got first and it’s so darn good, I haven’t tried any other drying towel.

[PaulMys]

I also have not tried the Gyeon Silk Drying towel but I have read others that did and compared to the PFM and they said it’s basically the same towel in different color/size.

Since the PFM is what I got first and it’s so darn good, I haven’t tried any other drying towel.

Also, I like to stick with companies/products that have been good to me.

Griot's has provided me with everything from simple QD's all the way up to incredibly tough polishers, and will stand behind each and every one of the products.

Are they perfect? Nope.

But they always strive to be.

[57Rambler]

I also have not tried the Gyeon Silk Drying towel but I have read others that did and compared to the PFM and they said it’s basically the same towel in different color/size.

Since the PFM is what I got first and it’s so darn good, I haven’t tried any other drying towel.

I bought one of the Gyeon's during a half-off sale, and honestly, I think it's the worst thing I have bought from AG. It doesn't wick up near the amount of water that my PFM's do, and then once it gets saturated, it's shot, even with wringing. I also don't think it's as soft as the PFM's, esp. the shorter-napped side. It's been relegated to window drying.