I just wanted to see what everyone used to dry their car off after they wash it? What is the most safe material besides the normal towel?

 

jelly blade

http://www.autogeek.net/jelly-blade.html

 

clean microfiber rags with silk wrapped edges.

 

how fast does that work? i got some micro fibers from auto geek and i love them. if im in too much of a hurry the micros tell me 'cause they pick up all the leftover dirt. need only one to get my car dry, two would be better so i could hit all the door jams as well instead of wasting paper towels. so, again, how awe struck would i be if i used the jelly blade? it makes me giggle like a school girl to say it but how smooth, how fast, etc.?

 

he, he, he, jelly...

 

I'm going to pick up some micro fiber towels.

 

if ur car is a dark color i wouldn't recomend the blade.... it dries quick but it would leave some swirl marks on ....i see it everyday.. on white, silver gray or any light color i go with the blade..others i use a chamois... i manage a detailling shop..

 

forgive me, i'm computer retarded. i tried photo bucket, i don't understand what i'm supposed to do. i have a sprint blue 06 s4. i love the micro fiber, you said the jelly leaves marks. so, what if i use the jelly thing to get rid of the water, and use the micro as a backup? it does take out water stains and dirt i can't see, even after a quick scrub.

 

Chamois always worked for me. With a black car, towels or any other material would easily show streaks.

 

Do chamois really work that great? Do you need a couple of them to wash your whole car or will one do the trick?