Blow dry?

[PaulMys]

Why do you guys bully me in to thinking I need to buy a boat load of PFMs to use


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Because that's what we do.

Punk.

[VISITOR]

if you have a solid coat of protection on the vehicle, drying with air (less chance of marring/scratching) will blow most of the water off. IME depending on the weather, sometimes if you use a blower you can get water spotting. it would be faster to use a drying towel and if/when i do, i will either blot dry and/or drape and pull matador style. if you use a PFM (or similar style drying towel) it will make drying a lot easier. i tend to follow up with a qd/spray wax to get any left over droplets/water spots, and/or areas that may have been missed when washing...

[Sleper]

To save a accidental rub with the plastic end of the leaf blower I cut the end out of a beer cozy and tape it on with half of it sticking past the plastic. works great and cheap. No accidental contact

[Trevine]

Blow dry followed by ECH2O and microfiber. Can’t beat it.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Coatingsarecrack]

Blow dry with a leaf blower dedicated to my car. Spray with a batch of Merlin’s and 2 16x16 PFM’s. If I don’t blow dry still the 16x16. 2 gets the whole car. Not a Dane of big towels


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[BillE]

I use a gas powered leaf blower, but after doing the infamous 'fall clean-up' (suckin' up tons of leaves), do a through impeller cleaning. Lotza a gunk does get stuck in there.

After blowing, wipe down with 'quick wax' to get whatever is left on the surface and call it finished.

Bill

[Oz_TCH]

Just washed my car just now and used the leaf blower for the very 1st time. Mine is electric.

I would have to agree, it makes car drying much much easier and saves time.

Only thing I guess I have to be mindful of is not to accidentally ding the car with the leaf blower. I touched the car with it once, lol.

I followed that up a drying towel and that didn't even get that wet at all.

[KBsToy]

I use the McKees 37 Turbo dryer whenever I can but I don't always feel like bringing it out. Even with the dryer, I still have to finish the car off with a soft drying towel. The dryer does not completely remove all of the water.

I use my McKees dryer and then a mist of BM when I use my drying towel.

[trailsnail]

i see several references to 'pfm.' can anyone clarify for me?

thanks,

[MoBenzOwner]

PFM = pure freakin magic, it's a Griot's product.