I thought I saw on Dream Car garage that they mentioned that water blades were bad for the paint in the long run.
Everyone should be looking into using a blower to dry off their vehicle, followed with a microfiber that is meant for drying like the Pakshak waffle weave or the more readily available Meguiars Water Magnet.
They can induce straight line scratches.
No scratches here. A blower?
I'd rather use a "Sham-Wow!"
Apparently you don't know much about reading comprehension or detailing. I said "can", it means it's a possibility. Yes, a blower.Go ahead and use crap on your car, it doesn't bother me or my customers. Stick to the Xbox. If I told you the amount of money I typically receive for a full detail, it'd probably make your head pop.
If you told me the amount, I'd probably say "that's retarded". I don't really want to spend 8 hours cleaning a car. And yeah, I would like some time durning the day to play my xbox, thank you.
I understand what your saying, less touching of the paint means fewer chances to scratch it. So how do you wash your car?
Are we talking about daily drivers or trailer queens? There is a difference in a good detail for a daily driver/show on the weekends and one that only sees show duty.
Not trying to make an argument, but I do think the two are handled differently in the detailing department on different levels.
don't see how its any different. You're following the same procedure whether its a daily driver or a show car, only difference is the daily driver will need more attention.
i use a water blade, then an absorber to remove the last of the water the blade leaves...
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