Here's a very worthwhile tip if you want to dry your car quickly after washing it and maintain that 'just waxed' look. This tip gets rid of any water spots on your paintwork and will leave your car with a deep, mirror-like, wet look.
Wash your car as normal using a good shampoo (I prefer Duragloss 901). Use a good quality wash mitt rather than sponge if possible. Rinse off the shampoo with clean water.
Now, here's the trick: get yourself a spray bottle of a quick detailer (I use Meguair's Last Touch Detailer - you can even dilute it 50:50 so it lasts longer). Whilst the car is still wet, spray some quick detailer onto the paintwork and dry to a shine using a large microfibre cloth (I never use a chamois leather cloth as it tends strips the paintwork of any waxes or polishes that you've applied). Do a small section at a time and soon the MF cloth will become waterlogged. Just wring it of excess water and continue to dry the car.
You will find that the car dries a lot quicker and the paintwork is left free of water spots and provides and incredible deep, lustre to your paintwork. This isn't a substitute for waxing your car once in a while but is for your regular weekly washes.
Wash your car as normal using a good shampoo (I prefer Duragloss 901). Use a good quality wash mitt rather than sponge if possible. Rinse off the shampoo with clean water.
Now, here's the trick: get yourself a spray bottle of a quick detailer (I use Meguair's Last Touch Detailer - you can even dilute it 50:50 so it lasts longer). Whilst the car is still wet, spray some quick detailer onto the paintwork and dry to a shine using a large microfibre cloth (I never use a chamois leather cloth as it tends strips the paintwork of any waxes or polishes that you've applied). Do a small section at a time and soon the MF cloth will become waterlogged. Just wring it of excess water and continue to dry the car.
You will find that the car dries a lot quicker and the paintwork is left free of water spots and provides and incredible deep, lustre to your paintwork. This isn't a substitute for waxing your car once in a while but is for your regular weekly washes.