I'm surprised you haven't tested the Ryobi compact workshop blower, the thing has become my favorite blower for drying my wheels and tires as well as any crevice. It's nice and compact and the blower attachment is made out of rubber. Highly recommended.
I recommend 'The Rag Company Gauntlet 20x30'. Two of those towels will dry a car (streak-free) in about 4 minutes. (The smaller size is good for windows. They have a larger size too but I think the 20x30 would air-dry faster and be easier to launder).
Josh... You da Man! - Thx. Just a Dad in the driveway. My whole Driveway Dad process is based off your YT videos. Keep 'em coming. ps. Also teaching the kids as they are both driving now.
The part that drives me nuts is it seems no matter how much I dry with the blower the area's around the mirror's and the vents on the hood water still leaks out after a few minutes, drives me insane
I went from using blower to now a combination of blower and towel. I also dont use drying aid as it kills my towels. If i apply topper it is with a separate towel. If you use drying aid on towels, leave towels in bucket with microfiber cleaner of choice overnight, then wash after.
I’ve been using the same drying towels for years before I rotate them out for house rags. I’ve had my business for nearly 7 years and I sometimes don’t even wash my towels for a week or two until it’s a large load for the laundromat. Maybe it’s the products I use, which aren’t the bottom line end, but I don’t really have a problem with product clogging my towels. SOME of my microfibers do get a film which I rotate out immediately. I also use more microfiber wash then directed, I put it in pre wash and use extra rinse cycle on warm. Air dry. I do clean my buffing pads immediately though.
Great video Josh. I recently bought the 1500 drying towel from The Rag Company and it states in the description that they don't recommend the use of drying aids with the towel.
I have that towel saved in my shopping cart right now too and also read the fine print of no drying aids. I do believe ive killed a few liquid8rs and gauntlets with drying aids unfortunately so the new 1500 I'll treat it right, no drying aids. A straight rinseless without si02 if i feel i need a spray 😅
Hey Josh,I see Cerakote released their ceramic coating with the updated "curing mechanism". Are you going to be testing that out in the near future? I just got my 2 replacement boxes in the mail yesterday.
I saw their instagram post showing the new one's water behavior it looked very promising...lol. looking forward to everybody ripping it apart again. I hope it works well
Hey Josh I’m new to all this. I’m a DIY and learning from your videos. Do you have a video of washing a car at home without filter water to get no water spots. Thanks
Josh, nice video. Thanks. I gather this Ryobi is really new. Not a single retailer in my area has it available with the battery and charger. I can't even find it on-line.
you should test Ivan DIY theory of adding 1oz of rinseless wash to foam cannon with PH neutral soap and see if doesn't leave water spots in sunny conditions?
That little Ryobi is great, but be careful when using it. I was wearing a hoodie and it sucked the string from the hoodie into the inlet and destroyed itself and the hoodie string. Otherwise tremendous little blower.
i only have the option of washing my 2500hd in my driveway. its impossible to wash it when the sun is not shining on it and it dries on one side every time and leaves water spots
Can you do a video on best way to clean bug splatter off after a long distance trip? My vehicle is black and I’m scared to death to scratch the paint on my black vehicle.
P&S I believe makes a bug remover spray. Spray that over the area, then if possible foam cannon the area next. You have the spray working to get the bugs off, then you have added lubricant from your foam cannon. Now you can attempt to scrub it with your wash mitt
@imjoshv yes you did the 550 psi one they have a new 1000psi one, and they have another battery powered one that's like the 2100 an 3000 psi one yoy did but it's 1600 psi that take 2 dewalt battery I need your review on it before I buy lol
I use them for a while as long as they don’t get to contaminated. Usually what makes me switch is when some strands get pulled out from grabbing on to a corner or something…
I’m not a big guy, and it’s not too bad. If your car is coated, you can get around it pretty fast. I dont even have the stubby nozzle, and I can dry my f150 in around 3-5 min, and it’s not too bad.
th-cam.com/users/shortsy-owKT6zblM How would you argue with him? I even asked question, if the car is ceramic coated, will it leave water minerals if you blow air? his answer is yes! Now I'm confused...
Unless you're using distilled or deionized water, using a blower will leave minerals on the car because not all of the water gets blown off the car, some of it evaporates and leaves behind the minerals. The best way to dry your car is with a drying microfiber towel, only use the blower to get water out of the cracks and crevices. If you insist on using a blower to dry the car, and don't have access to distilled or deionized water, then use a rinse less wash solution to rinse your car. This will encapsulate the minerals and even though they look like water spots, they are polymer spots and should wipe away easily with a microfiber cloth.
@@DizConnected even ceramic coated paint? Does ceramic/graphene make the paint smoother thus make the water slide...in your argument why do we use ceramic coating/graphene arr those mafketing gimmick? They say it help prevents water spots?
@@TheJeof1000 I would say you are safer with a Ceramic coated vehicle, but you will still have water evaporating when using a blower. I still would recommend the blower for the cracks and crevices but use a drying towel and/or rinse less wash. There is no doubt that ceramic coatings leave a smooth, hydrophobic surface that makes all drying methods easier.
Bro people are ridiculous is it safe to use a blower because it doesnt have a filter wtf 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 just wash the car my boy and dry it. You thinking about to much 🤔
You made me break my rule, man. I've been a strict DeWalt cordless tool guy for years, but that Ryobi is exactly what I've been wanting to dry the grill and other tight spots on the Mustang. Picked one up today.
I like using towels with drying aids I used to use ceramic sprays but now I just use rinseless wash that way I get slickness without clogging my towels
Hey Josh! I’m a new Detailer starting my business and I’m having so much trouble getting sand out of carpets. I’ve tried drill brushes and the tornador but it seems to be never ending. Am I just not spending enough time on it or am I doing something wrong? I just ordered the tornador velocity vac in hopes it helps.
I tested the clogging of a drying towel by using Gyeon Ceramic Detailer while drying and sure enough, after 2-3 times of doing that, the towel just pushes water around and really struggles. Even after washing directly after using the Ceramic Detailer. Not doing that again!
he's a cross between a clown and a piece of shit. But feel free to vote for him again so he can give another trillion dollar tax cut TO MILLIONAIRES AND BILLIONAIRES (aka. 2018 Republican tax Bill)
another tip is use superior products formula 4 spray wax before you rinse off the soap from your contact wash and when you rinse off it beads and falls right off, 1:10 dilution and a gallon is less than 30$ at orielys
Correct, filtered air on a leaf blower means nothing because as soon as the "filtered" air leaves the tip it then becomes one with the surrounding air and becomes unfiltered...
In my opinion, the only time you should be using a blower off the bulk of a car (forcing it out of cracks crevices is fine when needed) is if you have a DI or RO water system to do the final rinse, otherwise you are drying a small amount of minerals into the paint/coating which can clog the coating and dull the finish over time. I'm also a big fan of using rinseless washes as a drying aid (even if you do a soap wash). It provides plenty of lubrication and will not clog up your drying towels (as long as you're using something without protection like ONR, DIY Detail, P&S Absolute, etc). It has the added benefit of preventing water spots that form if you're working in direct sunlight on a hot day and the water is drying on the surface before you can get to it.
Josh, just ran across your channel and loving it so far. Thank you. For us nonprofessionals, how about just using a hairdryer for the smaller areas please? Thank you again.
I use the water demon drying towel/chamois. Its synthetic but its hell at drying. I still have some instant detailer that take out water spots and leave a shine out this world.
Is there any protection that does not hold dust, rain dirt, it seen like only hours after detailing my car it's collecting dust and as soon as it's raina I have dirty rain spots in it.
I use my Echo PB9010T backpack blower. I took the middle tube off to shorten it up. 1110 cfm @ 220mph at the nozzle. Even uncoated vehicles dry fast with this puppy. Easier than swinging my Ego battery blower. I thought about trying a corded Worx 800 cfm handheld just for shts and giggles. Might order one.
Great methods buy a few things to think about. Don't use the same towel on 2 different cars. Just in case you picked something up on one, you don't risk another car. The small 8x8 Amphibian or 12x12 Gauntlet work great for rins. Last, some car wash soaps, like DIY rinseless clean so good that the drying towels literally grab the surface. You almost need a drying aid to help the towel move.
@@stevensanchez7740 That's what I've heard from P & S. Recently I picked up some Obsessed Garage OG Drying Aid and, man, do I love using that stuff! So I hope what P & S is saying is true!
I detail my own truck and man, the drying phase takes forever even with a drying towel and air blower. DI water helps a lot so I don't have to worry about residues drying
If u don’t already have this please go out and get it ASAP!!! P&S Bead Maker is a must have, hard not to get water spots even when u dry fast, best way for it to be used out of the sun but if ur not able to then just use it as a drying aid works wonders, I recommend completely drying it first then apply drying aid
@@imjoshv ill look into the technicians choice ceramic spray, long name for a product but ill chk it out lol. you do a good job at explaining car stuff 👏
4 months ago i watched your video where you tried rapid dry towel and you said it did phenomenal job. Do you still use them or you prefer twist loop like dreadnought. Which one you recommend out of these two brands ? or just both of them just for heck of it?
I do use both! The twist loop is probably still my favorite though. The rapid dry towel is really cool though because it’s so lightweight for how much water it absorbs
thank you, man for you videos! I ordered both of them!! My main concern is the both brand rapid dry and dreadnought are scratch free! and you mention that also when you introduced rapid . Your videos are the best tutorials for beginners like myself!
That’s a good deal. I haven’t used that one personally so I can’t say for sure. I know Matt from obsessed garage prefer the 650 I think over the 765 cause he said it feels more balanced. So the 530 may be great in that regard as well.
@@stevensanchez7740 I'd suggest a rinsing aid like Formula-4 by Superior. It's the same stuff that's used in the spotless-rinse stage at Touchless Automatic car washes. It will help the water fly off when using a leaf blower.
@@stevensanchez330 it adds a layer of hydrophobic properties to the car.. its last a month max when applied. Same as wax.. but if your is stored out the elements any protection last longer with maintenance
I'm finding I am learning something every day on my detailing journey here...thanks for the great content!
Awesome thanks! Let me know if you ever have anything specific you need covered and I’ll do my best to make a video on it
Your videos has really help me come a long way! I can’t thank you enough. 🙏🏻 keep coming out with banger videos.
I'm surprised you haven't tested the Ryobi compact workshop blower, the thing has become my favorite blower for drying my wheels and tires as well as any crevice. It's nice and compact and the blower attachment is made out of rubber. Highly recommended.
I use the Ridgid version which is almost identical. It’s the best for my wheels and all the crevices
I’ll check it out! I have a similar designed one from dewalt and it’s great
Isn’t that the one shown @ 8:35?
I recommend 'The Rag Company Gauntlet 20x30'. Two of those towels will dry a car (streak-free) in about 4 minutes. (The smaller size is good for windows. They have a larger size too but I think the 20x30 would air-dry faster and be easier to launder).
Yea the gauntlet is great
Blower was a game changer for fatigue during multiple car sessions. Especially with higher ambient temperatures when the dry time is lower
Josh... You da Man! - Thx.
Just a Dad in the driveway. My whole Driveway Dad process is based off your YT videos. Keep 'em coming.
ps. Also teaching the kids as they are both driving now.
Heal up and get well soon. Perhaps a few more pure educational videos, like me details on ceramic coatings and how you designed yous etc.?
I use a drying aid and towel, for small cracks I use an air compressor. After watching this, I may opt out of the drying aid and see how that works.
The part that drives me nuts is it seems no matter how much I dry with the blower the area's around the mirror's and the vents on the hood water still leaks out after a few minutes, drives me insane
Some parts need a push/pull/squeeze to get water out. Others are hopeless.
thank you very much, nice video greetings from Türkiye
Great vid, I use an ego and finish with a drying aid with a nice microfiber.
I went from using blower to now a combination of blower and towel. I also dont use drying aid as it kills my towels. If i apply topper it is with a separate towel.
If you use drying aid on towels, leave towels in bucket with microfiber cleaner of choice overnight, then wash after.
Good tech!
I’ve been using the same drying towels for years before I rotate them out for house rags. I’ve had my business for nearly 7 years and I sometimes don’t even wash my towels for a week or two until it’s a large load for the laundromat.
Maybe it’s the products I use, which aren’t the bottom line end, but I don’t really have a problem with product clogging my towels. SOME of my microfibers do get a film which I rotate out immediately.
I also use more microfiber wash then directed, I put it in pre wash and use extra rinse cycle on warm. Air dry. I do clean my buffing pads immediately though.
Would love a tips and tricks video on washing car in direct sun without de ionized water
Coming soon!
@@imjoshv yesss!
He has talked on that in the past. Try the water demon drying towel/chamois. I bought two of them and love them.
search Formula 4 Spray Wax
Great video Josh. I recently bought the 1500 drying towel from The Rag Company and it states in the description that they don't recommend the use of drying aids with the towel.
Makes sense! And good to know that’s their recommendation as well
They say drying aide can build up in the fibers. Which is a side effect.
I have that towel saved in my shopping cart right now too and also read the fine print of no drying aids. I do believe ive killed a few liquid8rs and gauntlets with drying aids unfortunately so the new 1500 I'll treat it right, no drying aids. A straight rinseless without si02 if i feel i need a spray 😅
Hey Josh,I see Cerakote released their ceramic coating with the updated "curing mechanism". Are you going to be testing that out in the near future? I just got my 2 replacement boxes in the mail yesterday.
I definitely will be!
I saw their instagram post showing the new one's water behavior it looked very promising...lol. looking forward to everybody ripping it apart again. I hope it works well
Trying to dry a car in direct sunlight in so cal heat is so hard. Quick detailer is almost a must if you want a streak free car.
Hey Josh I’m new to all this. I’m a DIY and learning from your videos. Do you have a video of washing a car at home without filter water to get no water spots. Thanks
Another great video, Josh. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, thanks for doing it.
My pleasure!
Josh, nice video. Thanks. I gather this Ryobi is really new. Not a single retailer in my area has it available with the battery and charger. I can't even find it on-line.
De-ionized water, blower, touch-up with a towel. Done.
The blower side on the Ridgid vac is good for blowing out cars too.
Very true! Just make sure the vacuum is completely clean or it will blow out the contents
you should test Ivan DIY theory of adding 1oz of rinseless wash to foam cannon with PH neutral soap and see if doesn't leave water spots in sunny conditions?
IMO rinseless wash is perfect for a drying aid! Slickness and no streaks, won't clog your drying towels!
I keep re-learning this...eventually I'll stop questioning
That little Ryobi is great, but be careful when using it. I was wearing a hoodie and it sucked the string from the hoodie into the inlet and destroyed itself and the hoodie string. Otherwise tremendous little blower.
Good point. That’s what I like about the larger ego, the put the battery at the very back so it helps to block anything from getting sucked in
Do you ever use the quick beads?
Gangster video bro!!!!
Great info, thanks!
I just use my corded blower and it works just fine.
Yeah that will do the job for sure!
Can someone 3d print a fine point nozzle attachment for us who users? That’d be awesome
i only have the option of washing my 2500hd in my driveway. its impossible to wash it when the sun is not shining on it and it dries on one side every time and leaves water spots
Nah for the mini blower for getting to small spots at 8:10 I’m using my air compressor less expense to spend on and go to back and plug in
Yeah if you have a compressor ready to go that’s a great way to do it!
Josh, do you have a recommendation for a Diyer who wants a good cordless polisher but doesn’t want to spend $300?
Thanks Josh!!
You bet!
Can you do a video on best way to clean bug splatter off after a long distance trip? My vehicle is black and I’m scared to death to scratch the paint on my black vehicle.
P&S I believe makes a bug remover spray. Spray that over the area, then if possible foam cannon the area next. You have the spray working to get the bugs off, then you have added lubricant from your foam cannon. Now you can attempt to scrub it with your wash mitt
thank you bro!
TEC582 seems good and all but at $43 a gallon I'd rather try a product I haven't heard like from Tractor Supply at $18 a gallon
Should the towels be prewashed before using them? Or just use straight out of the package?
Just inspect them. There is no need to wash beforehand.
Thank you
Welcome!
I don't have a blower so I just air dry the car by driving on the highway at supersonic speed🧠
And get bug guts on it and then rehash it and again and again, yea no😂
That sounds like more fun than using a blower!
I have that Ryobi blower, and while it is a cool tool, I use the entire battery drying 1/2 of my car
Are you getting the new dewalt 1000 an 1600 psi power washers they are the newer ones to the ones you did
The handheld ones right? Battery powered?
@imjoshv yes you did the 550 psi one they have a new 1000psi one, and they have another battery powered one that's like the 2100 an 3000 psi one yoy did but it's 1600 psi that take 2 dewalt battery I need your review on it before I buy lol
Solid 💪
Hi Josh, how often should I replace my drying towel? I have the big soaker
I use them for a while as long as they don’t get to contaminated. Usually what makes me switch is when some strands get pulled out from grabbing on to a corner or something…
@@imjoshv Thank you
What do you think about the?big boi blower.
I have the BLOWR BUDDI with the extra long hose and the BLOWR MINI + with the hose pack and love them both. Well worth the money.
Haven’t used them yet but I have them coming!!! I’ve heard great things
@@imjoshv can’t wait to see
I’m not a small guy, but it seems like that blower gets heavy
I’m not a big guy, and it’s not too bad. If your car is coated, you can get around it pretty fast. I dont even have the stubby nozzle, and I can dry my f150 in around 3-5 min, and it’s not too bad.
Yea it’s not light but it’s not too bad and you get use to it!
Are you rooting your car?
I still get looks from my neighbors when i use my blower to dry my car off after washing it.
Haha yeah people still come up to me and say hey that’s a great idea all the time
th-cam.com/users/shortsy-owKT6zblM
How would you argue with him? I even asked question, if the car is ceramic coated, will it leave water minerals if you blow air? his answer is yes!
Now I'm confused...
Unless you're using distilled or deionized water, using a blower will leave minerals on the car because not all of the water gets blown off the car, some of it evaporates and leaves behind the minerals. The best way to dry your car is with a drying microfiber towel, only use the blower to get water out of the cracks and crevices. If you insist on using a blower to dry the car, and don't have access to distilled or deionized water, then use a rinse less wash solution to rinse your car. This will encapsulate the minerals and even though they look like water spots, they are polymer spots and should wipe away easily with a microfiber cloth.
@@DizConnected even ceramic coated paint? Does ceramic/graphene make the paint smoother thus make the water slide...in your argument why do we use ceramic coating/graphene arr those mafketing gimmick? They say it help prevents water spots?
@@TheJeof1000 I would say you are safer with a Ceramic coated vehicle, but you will still have water evaporating when using a blower. I still would recommend the blower for the cracks and crevices but use a drying towel and/or rinse less wash. There is no doubt that ceramic coatings leave a smooth, hydrophobic surface that makes all drying methods easier.
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Some people live dangerously and use zero protection.... i mean have zero protection. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂..
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Bro people are ridiculous is it safe to use a blower because it doesnt have a filter wtf 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 just wash the car my boy and dry it. You thinking about to much 🤔
I agree but I hear it all the time in comments so I wanted to make sure to cover that
They thinking a random rock is gonna come flying into the intake and shoot out the nozzle 😂
Pretty sure they hit faster winds goin down the highway
Literally some of the dumbest dumbs dumbs
I make sure to wash my car under 5 feet of concrete just in case a meteor comes flying in and hits my car
@@bprint555 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You made me break my rule, man. I've been a strict DeWalt cordless tool guy for years, but that Ryobi is exactly what I've been wanting to dry the grill and other tight spots on the Mustang. Picked one up today.
For the small cracks i use the HarborTools Hercules blower. It works great 👍
The nozzle is already full rubber and it’s very light.
Perfect!
Question: it is good enough to use the blower from the ridgid vaccum? For side mirrors, wheels, front grill, etc?
I like using towels with drying aids I used to use ceramic sprays but now I just use rinseless wash that way I get slickness without clogging my towels
Does it leave streaks in the sun ?
@@hugobacilio nope!
i do the same it works great
I’ve never tried that… I’ll check it out thanks!
What rinseless Wash do you use for your drying aid? DIY? ONR? Absolute?
Hey Josh! I’m a new Detailer starting my business and I’m having so much trouble getting sand out of carpets. I’ve tried drill brushes and the tornador but it seems to be never ending. Am I just not spending enough time on it or am I doing something wrong? I just ordered the tornador velocity vac in hopes it helps.
Sand is difficult to suck out. I just shake the crap out of them then vacuum.
Josh do you have a video on how to properly clean and dry these expensive drying towels? If yes please provide me a link. Thanks. Liked and subbed
man im here early
Haha nice!
I tested the clogging of a drying towel by using Gyeon Ceramic Detailer while drying and sure enough, after 2-3 times of doing that, the towel just pushes water around and really struggles. Even after washing directly after using the Ceramic Detailer. Not doing that again!
Ive also learned this the hard way
I’ve been using a rinseless wash and acts as a drying aid with a good twist weave towel.
Everyone is different but I’ll always take the safe route.
Range Rover mirrors are my biggest headache. I have the Adam’s mini blower but they just keep “crying”. Drives me nuts!
Yea the sports that have the vent on the hood cause drips forever as well… so annoying haha
He said TDS. Has a few meanings some people have it really bad
he's a cross between a clown and a piece of shit. But feel free to vote for him again so he can give another trillion dollar tax cut TO MILLIONAIRES AND BILLIONAIRES (aka. 2018 Republican tax Bill)
another tip is use superior products formula 4 spray wax before you rinse off the soap from your contact wash and when you rinse off it beads and falls right off, 1:10 dilution and a gallon is less than 30$ at orielys
Why would you put wax on with other chemicals… that doesn’t seem to make sense
Easy way…..go drive 100 mph and use that to dry it 🤣
Love your channel bro. Found it recently and am really enjoying learning from you.
Awesome! Thanks so much.
Griots Garage PFM is also an excellent drying towel
Absolutely
Correct, filtered air on a leaf blower means nothing because as soon as the "filtered" air leaves the tip it then becomes one with the surrounding air and becomes unfiltered...
Hey! You forgot to mention the option of punching it up to 80mph then start your tools & towels. Or at least punching it right before the final towel!
In my opinion, the only time you should be using a blower off the bulk of a car (forcing it out of cracks crevices is fine when needed) is if you have a DI or RO water system to do the final rinse, otherwise you are drying a small amount of minerals into the paint/coating which can clog the coating and dull the finish over time.
I'm also a big fan of using rinseless washes as a drying aid (even if you do a soap wash). It provides plenty of lubrication and will not clog up your drying towels (as long as you're using something without protection like ONR, DIY Detail, P&S Absolute, etc). It has the added benefit of preventing water spots that form if you're working in direct sunlight on a hot day and the water is drying on the surface before you can get to it.
Josh, just ran across your channel and loving it so far. Thank you. For us nonprofessionals, how about just using a hairdryer for the smaller areas please? Thank you again.
@imjoshv No longer using a drying aid? What happened to your go-to Technician's Choice Ceramic Detail Spray?
I use the water demon drying towel/chamois. Its synthetic but its hell at drying. I still have some instant detailer that take out water spots and leave a shine out this world.
I guess I need a bazooka like your EGO tro dry my car.
Ha it does get a little heavy
Josh , check out the makita new cordless hand held blower - it’s Amazing
Is there any protection that does not hold dust, rain dirt, it seen like only hours after detailing my car it's collecting dust and as soon as it's raina I have dirty rain spots in it.
I use my Echo PB9010T backpack blower. I took the middle tube off to shorten it up. 1110 cfm @ 220mph at the nozzle. Even uncoated vehicles dry fast with this puppy. Easier than swinging my Ego battery blower. I thought about trying a corded Worx 800 cfm handheld just for shts and giggles. Might order one.
Wow that’s a beast
Great methods buy a few things to think about. Don't use the same towel on 2 different cars. Just in case you picked something up on one, you don't risk another car. The small 8x8 Amphibian or 12x12 Gauntlet work great for rins. Last, some car wash soaps, like DIY rinseless clean so good that the drying towels literally grab the surface. You almost need a drying aid to help the towel move.
Great point!
I get murdered on Reddit for saying the same thing about drying aids 😂
But doesnt using rags to riches take off all sealants ?
@@stevensanchez7740 JUst put my towels in bucket of rinseless after for 30 minutes or so before washing. No issues at all
@@stevensanchez7740 That's what I've heard from P & S. Recently I picked up some Obsessed Garage OG Drying Aid and, man, do I love using that stuff! So I hope what P & S is saying is true!
@@stevensanchez7740 lol yeah, buy another product to wash off ANOTHER product, you're exactly the target person to buy a "drying aid".
@@isaacstacoify u seem fun
Another great video Josh I do like the wolly mammoth from Chemical Guys and two Ryobi blowers one 18volt and one 40 volt
Nice!!
I detail my own truck and man, the drying phase takes forever even with a drying towel and air blower. DI water helps a lot so I don't have to worry about residues drying
Yeah di water is a really luxury to have!
I suppose I can get an attachment for my home air compressor that would work, right,? Those side mirrors are a pain. Along with some emblems.
Yes, absolutely
Great video! Ian is such a knowledgeable and great guy.
Ian?
Great video.
If u don’t already have this please go out and get it ASAP!!! P&S Bead Maker is a must have, hard not to get water spots even when u dry fast, best way for it to be used out of the sun but if ur not able to then just use it as a drying aid works wonders, I recommend completely drying it first then apply drying aid
I’ve used it and it’s great! I actually prefer technicians choice ceramic detail spray personally but the p and s is awesome as well.
@@imjoshv ill look into the technicians choice ceramic spray, long name for a product but ill chk it out lol. you do a good job at explaining car stuff 👏
4 months ago i watched your video where you tried rapid dry towel and you said it did phenomenal job. Do you still use them or you prefer twist loop like dreadnought. Which one you recommend out of these two brands ? or just both of them just for heck of it?
I do use both! The twist loop is probably still my favorite though. The rapid dry towel is really cool though because it’s so lightweight for how much water it absorbs
thank you, man for you videos! I ordered both of them!! My main concern is the both brand rapid dry and dreadnought are scratch free! and you mention that also when you introduced rapid . Your videos are the best tutorials for beginners like myself!
Great advice I like the bottle holders in the back ground. What brand are they and do you have a link for them thank you
They are from Maxshine. If you buy them on their site use code imjoshv15 and that will get you 15% off!
@@imjoshv thank you
Would u recommend the 530 cfm? Its on sale rn for 170 with battery and charger???i want the 765 but this is more budget friendly
That’s a good deal. I haven’t used that one personally so I can’t say for sure. I know Matt from obsessed garage prefer the 650 I think over the 765 cause he said it feels more balanced. So the 530 may be great in that regard as well.
530 is good enough if you have a ceramic coating
@@TheBreakfastLover ill probably just use for wheels then. I still haven't got it in the mail
@@stevensanchez7740 I'd suggest a rinsing aid like Formula-4 by Superior. It's the same stuff that's used in the spotless-rinse stage at Touchless Automatic car washes. It will help the water fly off when using a leaf blower.
Nice work
Thanks
Do you still recommend technician’s choice tec582 ceramic detail spray? Do you know if it protects like a wax or not quite?
That stuff is great. I use it on all cars i use
@@Mugenkidd82 does it protect like a wax from the sun?
@@stevensanchez330 it adds a layer of hydrophobic properties to the car.. its last a month max when applied. Same as wax.. but if your is stored out the elements any protection last longer with maintenance
@@Mugenkidd82 ok thanks man
Nice video Josh!
Thanks!