What do you guys use to dry your cars?

[lamson]

I got this towel from when I used to work for Honda doing alarm activation. Its like those shammy thats on the market everywhere but it works extremely well. Soaks up water beautifully unlike the leather stuff that walmart , target, Super Autobacs sells. I don't know where Honda got this cloth from but it feels a little rubbery yellow in color also but not leather and sticky like the ones sold everywhere else.

What do you guys use? I'm been trying to find this towel again to buy more. Help guys...

[PRINCESS PEACH]

Originally Posted by lamson

I got this towel from when I used to work for Honda doing alarm activation. Its like those shammy thats on the market everywhere but it works extremely well. Soaks up water beautifully unlike the leather stuff that walmart , target, Super Autobacs sells. I don't know where Honda got this cloth from but it feels a little rubbery yellow in color also but not leather and sticky like the ones sold everywhere else.

What do you guys use? I'm been trying to find this towel again to buy more. Help guys...

they're called microfiber cloths, and can be found anywhere from autozone to ebay...

[lamson]

yeh i have microfibers but they're not that great. This is like a rubbery chamoise kinda thing but I can't seem to find where to buy it.

[Trojan]

I dunno, but the microfiber (purple colored one) cloth that I bought from Super Autobacs has been workin great for me..

[lamson]

Originally Posted by Trojan

I dunno, but the microfiber (purple colored one) cloth that I bought from Super Autobacs has been workin great for me..

Hey wassup trojan, I was just talking to Man ( V6secamry) about you on aim. Haha. He saids you're thinking about coil overs? I was thinking of getting TRD springs he told me to get them from you if you were gonna sell them. Lol.

[islandboy57]

Microfiber towels. They work great for me.

[Trojan]

Originally Posted by lamson

Hey wassup trojan, I was just talking to Man ( V6secamry) about you on aim. Haha. He saids you're thinking about coil overs? I was thinking of getting TRD springs he told me to get them from you if you were gonna sell them. Lol.

lol, I knew your sn looked familiar. Yeah I'll be selling them along with my rims. It all depends on when TEIN will come out with their SS coilovers. Hopefully they'll be out by the end of this summer.

[lamson]

haha yeh, I'll defintely be interested.

[centennialman]

The Absorber. Three years and still going strong

[canddmeyer]

A leaf blower.

[Trojan]

Originally Posted by lamson

haha yeh, I'll defintely be interested.

Cool, thanks I'll keep you updated..

[geoff5093]

Originally Posted by canddmeyer

A leaf blower.

+1

I used microfiber towels before, but they got soaked way too easily. And if any heavy dust or sand falls on your car between when you wash it to when you try it, you may make some pretty large swirls/scratch marks. I switched to using a leaf blower (after making sure there was no more dust coming out), and it works great.

[workerant]

Originally Posted by centennialman

The Absorber. Three years and still going strong

Tried it, still have it but I don't like it.

Originally Posted by geoff5093

+1

I used microfiber towels before, but they got soaked way too easily. And if any heavy dust or sand falls on your car between when you wash it to when you try it, you may make some pretty large swirls/scratch marks. I switched to using a leaf blower (after making sure there was no more dust coming out), and it works great.

Any sand/gravel go into that leaf blower, it'll hit your car at +100mph. Not sure I like that.


Anyway, I like most is an old T-shirt. An old towel will do too.

Recently I use Window Vista..... it's a T-shirt with Vista logo. I finally found a good use for Win-Vista.

[streetxdreamer]

i use microfiber

[glenn14]

I use either a chamoise or a hydro-wipe which is like the absorber. I like it better than the real chamoise.
I also put it in the washer every so often and it comes out factory fresh. I like it and it works much better
than towels.

Glenn