Cmanjr

I'm looking at microfiber towels made to dry cars and stuff, but I'm not sure what brands are good and which aren't, and I also don't know which products work well. Any help on the matter would be much appreciated.

I'm mainly looking for a good sized microfiber towel that has good absorption and is good quality that will last.

And I don't want a chamois.

joe8512

To be honest, I use any bath type towel I find last minute. Sometimes even T-shirts. They work perfectly fine.

Tackle

I know them as a California squeegee but they go by other names. Best thing for drying IMO. You can cover tons of estate quickly. Finish up with a microfiber cloth in the places you can't reach with the squeegee.


I can have my truck spotless in 5 min.

Chris's FX4

I really like my Guzzler's, but I use an electric leaf blower the majority of the time.

http://www.autogeek.net/cobra-waffle-weave.html

Cmanjr

Hmm, looks interesting. I think that might be something I look into. I just want to know what all my options are first though.

Cmanjr

Any thoughts in this?

joe mcmillan

I use my leaf blower to dry the vehicles.
It also works almost as good as a vacuum cleaner for the inside.
Just open all the doors and blow it out.

Cmanjr

I can't do that cause we only have a gas backpack leaf blower for my dad

Chris's FX4

I don't know about that one. It just looks "rough" from the pictures.

Cmanjr

It has a waffle weave which makes it look like that but it should still be soft.