I know the sidekick blaster is used to dry those tiny areas where water accumulates, but when I use it it blows the water back onto the side panels of the car, etc. When using it should I wash the car, using two bucket wash method, then mist detail spray over entire vehicle, pull it in the garage, use sidekick blaster, then dry vehicle with ultra plush drying towel, or would I dry with the towel after detail spray, pull the car in the garage, use sidekick blaster, then re-dry areas where water was pushed out. I feel that using the sidekick blaster then the towel helps save some time, but I'm not sure if it would be okay to dry the car this way.
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I know the sidekick blaster is used to dry those tiny areas where water accumulates, but when I use it it blows the water back onto the side panels of the car, etc. When using it should I wash the car, using two bucket wash method, then mist detail spray over entire vehicle, pull it in the garage, use sidekick blaster, then dry vehicle with ultra plush drying towel, or would I dry with the towel after detail spray, pull the car in the garage, use sidekick blaster, then re-dry areas where water was pushed out. I feel that using the sidekick blaster then the towel helps save some time, but I'm not sure if it would be okay to dry the car this way.
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