jtraut

Hi Guy's, 1st nice sports car with in Night race blue, Is it safe to use an absorber to dry the car, or stick to microfiber towels. Car does not have any swirl marks and I am trying to keep it that way. Appreciate any advice / feedback, I really don't feel like using a leaf blower.

discovette79

Absorber + going over with a microfiber cloth and detail spray after works best for me to get rid of swirls from drying or water spots

erieaddict

i picked up a battery powered leaf blower like this several years ago.
Works great in the driveway, or take along two a car show if rain is in the forecast. dries your car, gets water out of the tight spots, and nothing is touching your car to cause swirl marks.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwauke...4-20/302752040

PHILLIE PHANATIC

Leaf blower or quality microfiber

NONN37

dry long horizontal lines. front to back.

Jeffs82c3

I use a electric leaf blower.

jrobin1

Flip the hose connection on your shop vac to the exhaust side and blow it off with that.