drying your car....
02 June 2003, 04:18 PM
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howdy all
does anyone use one of these?
http://www.wipersupply.com/hydraflexiblade.htm
they look good but can anyone get them cheaper?
i leather the car down normally but the leathers too much hard work, too heavy with water or it feels like its dragging over the body work as the car drys off...and one use non leather chamois instead?? are they any better???
does anyone use one of these?
http://www.wipersupply.com/hydraflexiblade.htm
they look good but can anyone get them cheaper?
i leather the car down normally but the leathers too much hard work, too heavy with water or it feels like its dragging over the body work as the car drys off...and one use non leather chamois instead?? are they any better???
02 June 2003, 04:50 PM
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I use one of these, or the AutoGlym equivalent... works well.
Very rapidly dries the main parts of the car, then use the chamois for the detail.
Well worth it.
Shades
Very rapidly dries the main parts of the car, then use the chamois for the detail.
Well worth it.
Shades
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Apparently they don't scratch as they're made of medical grade silicone (like implants??) & this is softer than chamois or towels (so the guff said on my label) and virtually eliminates smears. I've used one for ages and its great, though not sure if the cheapo ones are made of the same stuff? (or was I just ripped off) HotRod
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