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Re: Quick, time saving engine dressing tip
Really nice.
I think I remember someone else (Eldo, Mike Phillips, ???) saying they had good results blowing a dressing on an engine detail to dry. It looks like the way to go.
I need to get some Hyper Dressing. It's the Megs Detailer product that I meant to try, but never did. I just have too many products I bought to try on exterior trim that didn't make the cut, that I can use for engines.
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Re: Quick, time saving engine dressing tip
this can apply to tire dressings as well (blow dressing out of the tread to help avoid sling). before (and even after if you desire) you wash your car, rinse the driveway down (around the car) so there isn't any dirt floating around when using a leaf blower to dry the tires...
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Re: Quick, time saving engine dressing tip
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ducksfan
Really nice.
I think I remember someone else (Eldo, Mike Phillips, ???) saying they had good results blowing a dressing on an engine detail to dry. It looks like the way to go.
I need to get some Hyper Dressing. It's the Megs Detailer product that I meant to try, but never did. I just have too many products I bought to try on exterior trim that didn't make the cut, that I can use for engines.
I probably read one of Mike’s threads on engine detailing and the drying tip was just sitting there waiting to be used. Hyper dressing is very nice. I also like Carpro’s PERL. Hyper dressing is just so affordable.
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Re: Quick, time saving engine dressing tip
I too use HD at 4:1 on engines but have not tried to blow it dry after. I will have to give it a shot next time.
"Dirt likes detergent so much better than the surface that it's attached to, it'll leave that surface to go hang out with the soap"...
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Re: Quick, time saving engine dressing tip
Scott Harle
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Re: Quick, time saving engine dressing tip
Great tip !!! The forced air blows the Hyper Dressing into all of those hard to reach areas. I need to do this more
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I have a product like the HD that you can spray on a wet surface and let it dry on it's own. Will test it out with a leafblower to dry it. Thought it would need to be haveing the warmer air to dry it with something like the Sidekick. But this looks great so will do a mental note on this LOL. Really have to do some engine compartment cleaning on the 2 cars I maintain.
Thanks for the tips!
/ Tony
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