Chamois or Microfiber for drying your Stinger?

[LittleMark1987]

Do you use Chamois or Microfiber towels to dry your Stinger?

 

[CKeeler]

The Absorber

 

[LittleMark1987]

The Absorber

What is that? Link?

 

[CKeeler]

https://www.autozone.com/wash-mitts...ors/the-absorber-synthetic-chamois/200030_0_0

I’ve had mine for 10+ years. Still works great

 

[POS VETT]

Microfiber

 

[RollingKole]

Quick Drying Squeegee followed by a microfiber towel.
https://www.chemicalguys.com/Quick_Drying_Wiper_Blade_Squeegee_p/acc_2010.htm

 

[MMB22]

I use the Quick Drying Squeegee on the windows right after the rinse then I use the Clean Tools 45149 Absorber for most of the car then I do another pass with Meguiars X2000 water magnet weave microfiber towels. Then just a microfiber cloth with a quick detailer to get rid of spots on the chrome etc.

 

[3.3Turbo4me]

I use a silicone squeegee and leaf blower.

 

[TODDK]

I use waffle weave towels and compressed air.

 

[robz32]

Best way to dry your car is blowing air at it. After that use a microfiber drying towel for whatever wet spots are left.

If blowing air is not an option, then use a microfiber drying towel to dry the whole car.

I have used the absorber, mentioned here, and yes it is a good option but you need to make sure you clean it after each use, as it is very prone to catching dirt and damaging/scratching your paint.

 

[jatleson]

+1 for Air and a good microfiber drying towel. Squeegees are great for glass - not paint. Not cheap, but the Griot's microfiber towels at Advanced Auto are really nice. Get 2 drying towels and along with air, you've got the whole car covered.

 

[THCHAD]

+1 for leaf blower and microfiber. I picked up a pretty good corded blower at Home Depot for like $30 and then bought a couple microfiber towels from Amazon. These things really soak up the water.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0042Z0LEO/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Chad

 

[Stiletto]

Leaf blowers are good for blowing leaves and leaving fine scratches on your paint. I've used the Air Force Blaster for the past three years. It has a filter so you don't fling debris on you car and is heated above ambient temperature. The attachments ensure air is directed to a place, not thrown around without focus.

 

[KiwiStinger]

Microfiber

 

[TODDK]

Korean waffle weave towels

 

[keyreaper]

Agree with the big Korean waffle weaves. Super soft and absorbent with little grab.

 

[BIGBIKES]

Microfibre definitely

 

[zilwin]

The Absorber

+1 I have two of them and have had them for countless years. I only use them for drying and then wring them out and place them back in the tube for storage.