I wash the Great white dryer towel with my microfibers.
I air dry them afterwards
I usually wait until I collect 7 or more before I wash them.
I leave them hanging in the garage prior to washing
I haven't wash my vette with water in almost two years.
Waterless wash is what I use.
For light dust Adam's detail spray brings the finish back to liquid gold (atomic orange metallic)
I just picked up my second gallon of waterless wash tonight from my local dealer
My wife bought me the detail bag from Adams last year at Corvettes at Carlisle
It fits in the vette with the top stored in the back..
A really nicely American made (like me) detail bag
With the vette, after every cruise, when I return to the garage I do a "walk around" with Adam's Detail spray and a tight weave microfiber towel for removing bugs and/or debris.
Maybe this year the R..n will stay away and the sun will shine everyday!
Even with the rain it was one of the best times I've had
Attending Corvettes at Carlisle is a new annual tradition for my wife and I.
The pink colored Detail spray to me is recognized throughout the industry as Adam's.
If clear is better then....make it so but cover it in a pink bottle
Thanks for posting the video
I drive by a car wash every day and I can't believe some of the expensive cars that go that root:confused:
Every vehicle is hand dried by approx. 3 or 4 people using a red color shop rag
I need to label my baggies that I keep the microfiber applicator pads in.
That way I woud have known which one was used with BSG, Buttery wax, Leather conditioner, etc.....
I have a 45000 BTU natural gas heater with tubular heat exchanger hanging from my ceiling
In my 2nd floor office/Gym I have air conditioning and a gas fired ventless convection wall heater
The vette never gets below 40°F
I can dry the vette completely with one Great white drying towel.
My towel from Adams is huge and it moves a lot of water FAST
I usually pull the towel along the surface of the car instead of wiping it down. It absorbs all of the water