Just a quick note about the P21S. It absorbs about as well as the absorber, but the only problem with it is that it's kinda small and the 'skin' is starting to flake on mine.
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so what are you using for a wash mit and for drying?
it's time to replace a few items in my detail cabinet.
so it seems that the preferred wash mits (in order) are:
1) microfiber
2) sheepskin (good, available at Target & on-line but don't last)
3) chenille (available at Target & on-line )
4) synthetic (available almost anywhere)
can anyone vouch for this? what are you using?
I've been fairly satisfied using The Absorber but am looking to retire it to wiping down the interior and using something new for drying the paint. I already sheet the majority of the water off the car using a hose with low pressure and no nozzle. I won't go to a leaf blower
but am seeking a new way to get the remaining water off of the car.
I'll pass on the California Waterblade.
the P21S drying towell seems to be a very popular choice.
what are you using and how do you like it?
so it seems that the preferred wash mits (in order) are:
1) microfiber
2) sheepskin (good, available at Target & on-line but don't last)
3) chenille (available at Target & on-line )
4) synthetic (available almost anywhere)
can anyone vouch for this? what are you using?
I've been fairly satisfied using The Absorber but am looking to retire it to wiping down the interior and using something new for drying the paint. I already sheet the majority of the water off the car using a hose with low pressure and no nozzle. I won't go to a leaf blower
but am seeking a new way to get the remaining water off of the car.I'll pass on the California Waterblade.
the P21S drying towell seems to be a very popular choice.
what are you using and how do you like it?
