What is your favorite drying towel?
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I'm getting the distinct impression that the drying TECHNIQUE is more important than the type of "towel" you use. Seems to me that whether you get the thing completely dry or not, using a QD after a wash if you are simply washing it will take care of anything that's left and prevent waterspots.
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Anyone using the Soft Touch drying towel by Meguiars?
I ordered one and since my order was so large, Rick threw in another one instead of the Meguiars duffle bag. I'd highly recommend using Rick at www.autodetailingsolutions.com, he's a great guy who knows his stuff and sells his products at an awesome price.
I ordered one and since my order was so large, Rick threw in another one instead of the Meguiars duffle bag. I'd highly recommend using Rick at www.autodetailingsolutions.com, he's a great guy who knows his stuff and sells his products at an awesome price.
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If you don't like shiny junk on your dash, try some Megs Quik Interior Detailer with any old microfiber towel. That's what I use, it gets things real nice and clean and does not leave any shiny residue.
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Pmason I'll let you know. I'll be getting my pkg on Tuesday.
I agree completely, it makes things look like new, not overdone or anything.
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As for drying I use the water sheeting method with the hose wide open. I always have a good coat of wax on the truck so that gets most of it off. I can't complain about "The Absorber" either. I've been using them for years and never had any probelms or micro-swirls. I recently made the switch to all microfiber towels for waxing and general cleaning but I prefer the Absorber to dry with. Wringing it out often isn't that bad and saves a whole washer load of wet towels to run.