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Ways To Dry A CarEven a casual detailing enthusiast understands that the equipment used to wash a car can have either a positive or negative effect on the car’s surface. It is very important to use materials that will minimize the chances of scratching or swirling the paint when washing it. However, what most people overlook when detailing their cars is the final, and most crucial step when it comes to avoiding scratching and swirling: drying your car.Drying your car with the wrong materials or equipment can reverse the hard work you put in to meticulously cleaning and coating your vehicle. Understandably, drying your car can be a time-consuming step in the process, especially when you want to beat dripping water streaking up the surface. Dust and debris floating in the air will also seek the wet and shiny surface immediately. So the dilemma is being torn between the desire to dry your car as quickly as possible, but also being in as little contact as possible with your car. What is the solution? |
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One of
the most common ways to dry a car is by allowing it to air dry naturally. One
would think this is the best way to avoid scratching and marring because you
avoid rubbing the wrong materials on it. But there’s plenty of time for mineral
deposits in the water to run down the surface and leave streaks and drop marks.
Dust and debris will also setting into the surface, giving the car a dull and
grimy look.
Using a high-quality Q2M Silk Dryer or Twist N Shout Drying Towel, is the most popular way of drying cars responsibly. Be sure to use something designed specifically for drying cars. There are more fibers making contact with the surface of your car, so it is more absorbent than an everyday towel. Keep in mind that there are trade-offs when it comes to hand-drying, even with a high-quality towel. For one thing, it takes time to remove every drop of moisture and not to miss any spots. With that said, it is especially difficult to reach tight spots. And in order to make sure drying won’t leave scratches or swirls, they need to be thoroughly washed or replaced to prevent the build-up of harmful mineral deposits and debris. |
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The best
and most recommended way to dry the surface of a car is by using a car
blow-dryer It checks all the boxes when it comes to safely and effectively
drying a car. It requires no direct contact with the car, so there’s no chance
of scratching or marring. It saves so much more time than drying by hand. You
no longer have to worry about water spots and streaking because a car dryer
evaporates rinse water before dust and debris settles into it. The blasting air
also gets water out of hard to reach spots, protecting against rust.
So the highest recommendation when it comes to drying your car is investing in a car dryer, particularly the BLO dryer available on our site for sale! |
Written by Taylor Meehan