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Originally Posted by SD987
I used it one time, after one pass the blade was dirty. I cleaned it off and washed/clayed the car again. But how many people would do that?
No one...seriously, you might be the only person on the whole planet who would do that...
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you maybe right. Unfortuantely the other guy might continue doing the rest of the car with the water blade not realizing that's he's marring his paint by pressing debris across the paint surface.
Most swirls/scratches come from rubbing on dirty paint. Either with a dirty towel, wax applicator or a dirty wash mitt. Don't do that.
The irony is that the guy who never washes his new car has better preserved paint than the frequent washer who is washing/drying incorrectly.