how powerful a leaf blower do you need to do a good job and one that doesn't take forever?
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I have this one Link it does a good job.
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^^^that blows tehehehe
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Originally Posted by Michel S.
(Post 95894)
what about using a real shamois for sponging and eliminating water drops?
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Were do you pick these up?
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As for washing I use the 100% sheepswool mit only, and three buckets of water..one with the car shampoo, and two fresh rinse water buckets, and change the water very frequently. For drying I use a "real" microfibre drying towel, and I softly dab dry...no wiping at all. I do use the leaf blower for the wheels, and all the little nooks and crannies. Then the fun stuff....clay bar, Autoglym polish, and a whole lotta Autoglym wax. The engine bay takes me the longest!
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Originally Posted by DublDee
(Post 177942)
As for washing I use the 100% sheepswool mit only, and three buckets of water..one with the car shampoo, and two fresh rinse water buckets, and change the water very frequently. For drying I use a "real" microfibre drying towel, and I softly dab dry...no wiping at all. I do use the leaf blower for the wheels, and all the little nooks and crannies. Then the fun stuff....clay bar, Autoglym polish, and a whole lotta Autoglym wax. The engine bay takes me the longest!
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^^ I know, the problem is that once you do it and see the results, you just can't quit! It's like a disease :?
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exactly
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Originally Posted by DublDee
(Post 177991)
^^ I know, the problem is that once you do it and see the results, you just can't quit! It's like a disease :?
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