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Originally Posted by TOGWT

~One man’s opinion / observations~

You might want to try (dry) this-

Drying a Vehicle using water:
·Use a low-pressure, high volume water flow to `break' the surface tension of the water laying on the paint surface with the Ultimate Nozzle™ (or if you prefer remove the nozzle) you will see the water `sheet' off, move the hose down to "feed" the sheet as it flows down the panel, this will keep the `sheet' wide and it will carry away more water.
·The remaining water can be removed using a 24" x 30"waffle weave towel (Sonus Der Wunder Drying Towel, autopia.com) by pulling it across the panel or using a blotting motion, do not rub This gets rid of all the remaining drops and leaves only a little moisture, which can be removed with the towel.
·Use the blow side of a vacuum cleaner to remove water from crevices, wing mirrors, license plates, etc
·Use a water blade to remove water from glass surfaces
·Dry doorjambs, sill area, seams and crevices of hood and trunk with a Waffle Weave towel

~Hope this helps~

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justadumbarchitect / so I question everything/ Jon

Thanks a bunch! I'll try that this weekend!