bigfarlz

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What are those things called that are like bendy plastic things that you use to scrape excess water of your car before you leather it? They use em at the hand wash place where I go. I used to have one and lost it now I can't think for the life of me what they're called!

Midlife......

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Water blades......double edged sword. I got one from the Wax Wizard on here in 2002 but got a bit wary in the end in case I got a large bit of grit stuck and scratched the paint

http://www.autoglym.com/engb/product...6VQ=HI&Range=1

Shaun

Chip

Yeah water blades.I too got one from WW years agho and still use it on the car and daily in the walk in shower to wipe down the glass at least once a day.

Chip

V4JDMSTi

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fine for windows. if you use it on bodywork you need your head looking at. evil things lol.

gurn

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you can pick them up in halfords.....


but agree with what the others have said.... i use a large microfibre drying towel.... can do the whole car and not need to wring it out!!

Chip

Fine on bodywork as well. As long as its clean when used , same as any other cloth really.

Chip

V4JDMSTi

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Then you'd need to clean your car and use one in a vacum chamber. Just by nature grit, dust etc will be blown onto the car by the wind. The only way then to avoid inflicting damage is to pat dry with a suitable drying towel.

Not all cloths are ok for use on the car either

greatgonzo

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Did anyone see the test that 5th gear did when testing different types of car washes? The hand wash came out the worst by far for damaged paint work down to the water blade used
I would stay well clear