paint care and removing spider webs

[epapp]

Ah yes, the nice fluffy blue griots towels. Blue for spray wax, green for interior, weird texture blue for windows, yellow for dried on wax removal towels, I've got the set . I only use those for waxing/polishing, I thought you meant drying the car after a car wash or something, and for that I use the yellow waffle towel.

I haven't before done the tape method for seeing results, but I will try that.

[Perfectlap]

Originally Posted by epapp

Ah yes, the nice fluffy blue griots towels. Blue for spray wax, green for interior, weird texture blue for windows, yellow for dried on wax removal towels, I've got the set . I only use those for waxing/polishing, I thought you meant drying the car after a car wash or something, and for that I use the yellow waffle towel.

I haven't before done the tape method for seeing results, but I will try that.

What are you using to wash the car? Do you have a foam gun? That and a sheepskin mitt will wash the car with minimal friction.

Actually I don't like drying the car with a towel. The best is to avoid swirling is to use a leaf blower or simply drive the car on the highway for a quick spin. If I do dry with a towel I spray the damp suface with a quick detail spray to decrease friction. I avoid touching dry paint whenever possible.

Or you can do the $2 million Ferrari method (fast forward to the 16:00 mark)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTWL_MrCdc8&list=UUYsa8SOy3TkoxI5D17s1u-w