rloggie

I have the Griot's waffle towel with hand pockets and it's fine but I'd like to find one I love. Have you got one that's your favorite?

SToronto

I think mines the guzzler from autogeek....microfibre.

Range Rover

Leaf blower. Whatever residual water is left I get with a yellow microfiber I got from Costco... not sure of the brand.

LexVan

Leaf blower. Followed by a blue Sonus waffle weave drying towel to grab the last 1%.

rloggie

Thanks for the input, sounds like a great idea.

MK_TT

Yes! Exact same method here as well.

SToronto

You guys using gas leaf blowers? If so, isn't that dirty exhaust air?

DreamCarrera

Don't use a gas blower, they can have dirty/oily exhaust!!!!!!!!!! Electric only...no dirty exhaust.

LexVan

Electric with a quality extension cord.

Cuda911

Yep. Electric blower.

Call Bev or Tom at TC's garage. They are big time into concourse cars/detailing, and are the most honest people you will ever deal with. They have many towels for various purposes. The waffle drying towels they have are fantastic.

Contact info:

http://www.tcsgarage.com/

Location
1315 Hot Spring Way, Suite 105
Vista, California 92081


Store Hours
Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm, Pacific Time (not including Holidays)
Saturday – Sunday Closed


Phone Numbers
Office 760-295-3330

rloggie

Cuda911 Thanks for the introduction to TC's. They have several items for my wish list.

Jay-S

I use the Master Blaster (filtered and heated air) and PakShak microfiber towels. The PakShak towels are a lot softer than anything else I've tried.

Cuda911

In addition to detailing supplies, I order all my parts through them. They always beat any price I find anywhere else.

Chrono

Thanks for the PakShak tip, never heard of them. My current favorite standard 16x16 microfibers come from Poorboy's World.

On topic, during a hose and bucket wash, I use the Sheeting Method a.k.a. Pooling Method then The Absorber for blotting but never wiping (no nap) and finish off with one of my waffle weave towels from Detailed Image or Meguires.