Well… I use drying towers for detailing and… the reason the towel didn’t dry the surface is because the surface isn’t protected, see how the water was all flat on the hood and not beading up you have to apply a paint protectant in the washing process before you start the drying process, speeds it up a lot and makes the towel actually affective
I most definitely see your point, but the towel advertised that it would do as good of a job absorbing water with or without protected paint! I now use a towel from TheRagCompany and it is 100% much better for protected and unprotected paint 🫡
I will just go out and say any microfiber towel you get you MUST wash it first. They usually say because theres loose microfiber which can mess with the drying capabilities. i will say the liquid8tor drying towel by the rag company was like this. got one towel, used it without washing it first and it honestly kinda sucked. then i actually read the instructions because of all the good reviews i saw on it and i bought a new one just too see how it would differ if i washed it first. it was just like the reviews and its one of my favorites now. Overall, im not to hype to the blackline company but I do know they have a tendency to do shitty advertisements which consist of walking all over other companies and putting them down. Be that as it may, they still deserve benefit of the doubt. So i would say get another one if you dont mind testing that, wash it first, then test. If the towel was already washed properly and its doing that, screw that towel. I watched a review before this one on the towel and it did a fairly decent job.
Saved me $20 😂 first honest review I’ve seen on this thing
Saved me 20. Thank you man.
It's a great trick, man.
Thanks for honest review. Much appreciated
Thank you for the info
Well… I use drying towers for detailing and… the reason the towel didn’t dry the surface is because the surface isn’t protected, see how the water was all flat on the hood and not beading up you have to apply a paint protectant in the washing process before you start the drying process, speeds it up a lot and makes the towel actually affective
I most definitely see your point, but the towel advertised that it would do as good of a job absorbing water with or without protected paint! I now use a towel from TheRagCompany and it is 100% much better for protected and unprotected paint 🫡
@@Threat2Rest I use the rag company towels as well
So I have to go pay a ton of money then pay 59 dollars for this town for it to actually work. That’s stupid af
Not wearing glasses anymore. I’ve seen enough.
I will just go out and say any microfiber towel you get you MUST wash it first. They usually say because theres loose microfiber which can mess with the drying capabilities. i will say the liquid8tor drying towel by the rag company was like this. got one towel, used it without washing it first and it honestly kinda sucked. then i actually read the instructions because of all the good reviews i saw on it and i bought a new one just too see how it would differ if i washed it first. it was just like the reviews and its one of my favorites now. Overall, im not to hype to the blackline company but I do know they have a tendency to do shitty advertisements which consist of walking all over other companies and putting them down. Be that as it may, they still deserve benefit of the doubt. So i would say get another one if you dont mind testing that, wash it first, then test. If the towel was already washed properly and its doing that, screw that towel. I watched a review before this one on the towel and it did a fairly decent job.
Whats the name of that squeegee
I just couldn't trust dragging a squeegee across my clear coat. All it takes is one tiny piece of sand to leave marks but hey to each their own right.