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The Genuine T-Bar vs California Jelly Blade
Before I purchased either one of these products, I was wanting to know if anyone out there had used both products and had a preferance over one or the other ,or just any feedback at all on the two products would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Re: The Genuine T-Bar vs California Jelly Blade
Neither. I would go with quality microfiber waffle weave drying towels
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^ exactly.
Mothers drying towel is amazing. just get that. if you need a little more flexibility (literally, because the Mothers towels can be a bit thick/stiff), pick up some high quality Guzzler HD-type towels along with the Mothers.
DO NOT GET BLADES. you can get as much water off the car by streaming as you can with a blade. they are good for scratching your surfaces, that's about it imo.
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Re: The Genuine T-Bar vs California Jelly Blade
Originally Posted by Evan.J
Neither. I would go with quality microfiber waffle weave drying towels
Have you tried the flood method and/or electric leaf blower?
2012 Acura CBP TL SH-AWD Tech
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Re: The Genuine T-Bar vs California Jelly Blade
Originally Posted by MikeTaylor57
Before I purchased either one of these products, I was wanting to know if anyone out there had used both products and had a preferance over one or the other ,or just any feedback at all on the two products would be appreciated. Thanks.
Mike,
I've used the Jelly blade several times before. I'm new to detailing and everything, but I have never had it cause any deep scratches, but I'm willing to bet it has caused some light "swirl" kinda depth scratches. I have a TC, and the top is all glass, so i use it on that, but then I use towels for the painted panels. I would think if the paint was completely clean, and the blade was completely clean, youd be fine... but that seems like an ideal situation that probably wouldn't happen. Just my $.02, I know i probably didnt help too much, but I would listen to the guys that have been here longer and stick with the towel method
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Re: The Genuine T-Bar vs California Jelly Blade
I have used a few don't remember brand names, all seem pretty much the same. I always rinsed it of with water and the sprayed it with a QD then wiped the car. Rinsing and applying QD every couple panels then finished with a MF. It actually took more time than forced air. Once I used the force air I gave the blades to my brother.
Detailing is a way of life, not a hobby!
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Re: The Genuine T-Bar vs California Jelly Blade
IMO...
Whether the vehicle is:
• "at home" and gets wet...Or,
• "goes out visiting" and gets wet...
presents two wholly different set of circumstances.
Currently:
I'm not aware of any "perfect drying system(s)"
for either scenario.
Bob
"Be wary of the man who urges an action in which he himself incurs no risk."
~Joaquin de Setanti
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Re: The Genuine T-Bar vs California Jelly Blade
The less you touch you painted surface the better off you are. Invest in a leaf type blower and dab the remaining water with a microfiber towel of your choice.
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