ARdoller

i cant wash a car for my life.

but ive never had to really worry about making it 100% pefect, since i owned a green and a light blue car, which hid dirt and streaks pretty well.

anyway, i washed the car today, and used a shammy to dry it, and with this car being black, i noticed how horribly it left streaks all over the car. so im looking for good suggestions on drying a car to not end up with streaks.

i might just go back to using a power washer (at one of those quarter washes) and driving it dry. that seemed to leave it real clean.

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7-27-08

92stangerang

use big micro fiber towel. if it still leaves streaks go back around the whole car with a detail spray. black sucks but it looks the best when clean. my opinion. something like this.. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Prest...spagenameZWDVW

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Cooter

+1 about the large drying towels http://www.obsessivedetail.com/microfibers.html
Get some Optimum Instant Detailer (OID). This stuff will make sandpaper slick. It also has a really nice gloss to it. I tried out a 32oz bottle and turned around and ordered a gallon (Makes 4 gallons, 32oz makes a gallon btw).
http://www.obsessivedetail.com/Optimum.html 2nd product down on the left.

Please dont use the brush at the coin-op. It will swirl up that paint.
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