cajerseyboy

I have a master blaster that I am trying to incorporate into the drying phase of my wash and need some advice.

When I complete my wash and the car is still wet I spray detail spray onto the wet car before towel drying. This is Adam's polishes recommendation. From there I will towel dry and use the master blaster after the car is dry for crevices and wheels.

The issue is that the water blows onto the dry portions of the car.

Any suggestions on how I could use the detail spray along with the MB?

Thanks.

mooty

use MB first. get ride of 95% of water
then detailer/wipe

cajerseyboy

^ Thanks Mooty. I'll give it a try.

Rick-A-Shay

My old Kirby vacuum cleaner finally gave out, and have found a new use for my leaf blower now that the tree in my front yard is gone. I googled "Master Blaster" and got Stevie Wonder......... Since I recently spent some big bucks on an RS, for now I'll use the leaf blower and listen to Stevie Wonder on my IPod.....

detailersdomain

1000% that is the best way to do it.

cajerseyboy

Thanks for the confirmation!

Bigalfromfl

You can also blow the water out of the cracks/crevices/etc with the MB towards a drying towel to soak up the water so it doesn't blow onto the dry areas.

detailersdomain

no problem at all.

mooty

wear ear plugs. it's LOUD.
i love waking up neighbors and making their dogs bark

cajerseyboy

Loud is an understatement. It's ballistic missile loud!

cajerseyboy

This worked very well. Thanks Mooty!

PorscheStrong

Agreed here. I use the MB first, then spray wax and wipe dry, then finish off with MB. Works great!

And 100% agreed on ear plugs. If I don't, my ears hurt and ring!