@@moto_ak47 I mean you would have to go back to get what you didn’t get haha I use the chemical guys towel it’s really nice 1 swipe and everything is gone
@Blessngzgaming those are also a great towel as well. For this quick review straight from the plastic, it did what i needed it to, meaning, dryed each pannel with one hand ,other hand holding the camera and did it fast enough for me to film it and say a few words and end the video. The size of the towel makes it so you only need to use that one towel for the entire vehicle. Those 2 small areas in the video I have no doubt would have been picked up if I used both hands and if somehow it didn't, Im fine with literally taking 4 more seconds to make 1-2 swipes. Will just come down to personal brand preference. You are right though as well. For me, I use the rag company, chemical guys and dialed for drying towels. I do landscaping as a side job. So My true routine is I use a backpack leafblower to get the initial heavy water off just like an automatic car wash does. (I do this so i dont have water run down marks from when the vehicle is fully dry from excess water in the window seals or mirrors, etc. Running down and drying . Then I come back to finish it off with my choice of towel for the windows and then another for the paint enhancement sprays for the paint/body). For detailed washing. For just a maintenance wash, short on time, I'm definitely going with something like this 1600 gsm towel after a quick blow dry.
That thing sucks
How so?
@@moto_ak47 I mean you would have to go back to get what you didn’t get haha I use the chemical guys towel it’s really nice 1 swipe and everything is gone
@Blessngzgaming those are also a great towel as well. For this quick review straight from the plastic, it did what i needed it to, meaning, dryed each pannel with one hand ,other hand holding the camera and did it fast enough for me to film it and say a few words and end the video. The size of the towel makes it so you only need to use that one towel for the entire vehicle. Those 2 small areas in the video I have no doubt would have been picked up if I used both hands and if somehow it didn't, Im fine with literally taking 4 more seconds to make 1-2 swipes. Will just come down to personal brand preference. You are right though as well. For me, I use the rag company, chemical guys and dialed for drying towels.
I do landscaping as a side job. So My true routine is I use a backpack leafblower to get the initial heavy water off just like an automatic car wash does. (I do this so i dont have water run down marks from when the vehicle is fully dry from excess water in the window seals or mirrors, etc. Running down and drying . Then I come back to finish it off with my choice of towel for the windows and then another for the paint enhancement sprays for the paint/body). For detailed washing.
For just a maintenance wash, short on time, I'm definitely going with something like this 1600 gsm towel after a quick blow dry.