The Best Types Of Microfiber Drying Towels (Details with Levi)

Dane@TheRagCompany · Feb 3, 2016

Do you see someone about to use an old bath towel to dry off their car? STOP THEM NOW...

...and direct them to THIS video!

NOTHING is more frustrating after all your hard work washing & correcting, than accidentally harming your car's finish with a bad drying towel.

Check this quick video and take a minute to hang with Levi as he guides you through the different kinds of microfiber drying towels available.

ScottChab · Jun 18, 2016

I use a leaf blower. Works like a champ and avoids scratching.

Dane@TheRagCompany · Jun 20, 2016

ScottChab said:
I use a leaf blower. Works like a champ and avoids scratching.

We definitely like using leaf blowers when they can be used, but if it's going anywhere near a car there's a few precautions people should always take:

The leaf blower should be electric, not gas powered. With a gas powered blower, the oil & gas mixture often finds its way into the air stream and can wind up on your paint, whether it looks fine or not.

Secondly, it's pretty obvious in most cases, but I've seen people use leaf blowers on their cars when there was dust/sand/sawdust/etc. loose in the nearby area that they were blowing. It seems like it'd be common sense not to blow that kind of stuff at a nice, newly-washed car, but I've seen firsthand what it can do, lol.

Anyway, just want everybody to stay paint-safe out there! :cheers:

The Best Types Of Microfiber Drying Towels (Details with Levi)

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