Nice and Clean

[SteveMS2012]

Took advantage of the 52 degree weather and detailed my Genesis. Didn't realize how dirty it was until I started.

Neighbors think I am nuts but I use a Toro leaf blower to dry it. Gets in all the nooks and crannies and prevents water spots.

 

[upsbroke]

Try a "California Waterblade." It's amazing how well it works.

 

[SteveMS2012]

Thanks, will check into it.

 

[Pileits]

Unless you can do a perfect wash job, using a Water blade thing can scratch the heck out of your paint if you happened to have missed a spot of grit.
I wouldn't take that chance on my car.

 

[upsbroke]

Unless you can do a perfect wash job, using a Water blade thing can scratch the heck out of your paint if you happened to have missed a spot of grit.
I wouldn't take that chance on my car.

I've been happy with the WB.

 

[upsbroke]

Unless you can do a perfect wash job, using a Water blade thing can scratch the heck out of your paint if you happened to have missed a spot of grit.
I wouldn't take that chance on my car.

If I do a halfa$$ job washing my car-won't that happen with anything I use to dry it. I've used the California waterblade for better than five years on five different vehicles and can't say I've seen any issues on any of them. I'm extremely picky about my cars and was skeptical about the waterblade when I tried it- but I'm very happy with the results. An added plus is the amount of towels that my wife has to wash after I'm done.