how can I dry my car fast? i'm using chamois pero laging nagkakaron ng watermarks, black pa naman car ko..
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how can I dry my car fast? i'm using chamois pero laging nagkakaron ng watermarks, black pa naman car ko..
Marumi ang tubig na gamit. Kung ikaw lang nagcarwash mismo, gumamit ka filter sa gripo. Kung nagpacarwash ka, lipat ka na lang sa iba.
Try mo Mircotex Elite Drying towel pag nag dry ka. Also try using water sheeting method pag nag rinse ka.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCeyTHyFbck"]YouTube - Water sheeting, clean paint[/ame]
Kung clayed at waxed din yung car mo mas madaling dumulas yung tubig so konting parts na lang pupunasan mo.
Also, wash the car in the shade, and preferably when the car isn't hot, to prevent water from evaporating too quickly.
thanks po sa mga replies!
i think I just need a big drying towel mga sirs...chamois is not for me...parang mas convenient kung parang bathroom towel size yung pang dry..meron po ba na ganon product?
The Microtex Elite waffle-weave towel which jmpet mentioned is that size. It's color grey, and you can find it at Blade stores, sometimes also at Tru-Value and ACE hardware. 600 pesos, but worth it - you can dry a small sedan without having to wring the towel.Quote:
Originally Posted by belzer
use microtex elite or california water blade eto yung squeegee na para sa body ng kotse hindi magkakaron ng gasgas,,mga 90% matutuyo na yung auto konting punas na lang:happy:
I agree with the above post, water sheeting method, kahit hinde wax kotse mo, hinde kailangan pigain yun towel dahil konting tubig na lang maiiwan.
kung may wax pa yung car mo. effective yung water sheeting or i call it flooding. konti na lang ang punasan. my routine is wash the car early morning or late afternoon yung hindi na mainit para iwas water mark. never wash your car under the sun.
kahit walang wax ok pa rin.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ginnova
Just make sure that the car is clean if you use this - the blade itself won't scratch the car, but if any dirt gets lodged between the blade and the paint and is dragged across the paint surface, it will cause scratches.Quote:
Originally Posted by john5