If you dont have a leaf blower, you can use a wet dry VAC. I use my wet dry vac, put it on blow instead of suck (whoa that sh** came out wrong). You got the gist of what i was saying.

 

Yea the leaf blower works great for the door jams. i use it all the time in the jams.

 

I like using the wet/dry vacuum since it has a filter on it, most leaf blowers i've seen dont have a fine mesh at all, just guards designed solely to prevent personal injury.
There is plenty of stuff in the air that could be thrown at your car through a leaf blower that could damage the paint.
Just because you can't see it doesnt mean it's not wearing through your clearcoat.

 

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I usually use a waterblade and then a shammy for the missed spots and door jams.

 

gee i must be the only retard here that dries his vehicles by hand with a drying shammy.

 

Squeegie is the best every time i have tried to hand dry it it leaves marks and little pieces of fiber from the towels.

 

Turtle Wax wax as you dry and about 4 micro fiber cloths gets the whole car done with no water spots and a nice slick finish, windows and all. Not a replacement for paste wax but good preventative maintinence.

 

o.k. thank god i'm not the only freak out there that uses an electric leafblower to dry my car, my neighbors shake their heads and laugh, but i have the cleanest ride in my hood, OH,YEA!

 

wow i should try that next time...but i thought that there would be alot of waterspots if you used something like that or if the water dried to fast thats why I wash my car when its cloudy out of in the shade...