Drying a black truck

Started by Mudduck, February 09, 2012, 10:17:12 PM

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Mudduck

WashiNg my dually today real good then I had a clean towel to dry the truck and now I can see streak all over the truck... Any secret way to dry the truck without streaks
Mudduck
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Crazymays77

a shammy. or wax it. i had a black car and i had to wax it everytime i washed it or it would streak.



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woody11769

#3
I used this on  my BelAir it was dark blue almost black worked really good kinda dumb but the less you wash it the better you are I know thats hard to do on a DD but my Car would get washed/waxed once or twice a year other then that id use the quick detailer it did a good job but that was a weekend only kinda car so good luck
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old school truck dude

#4
Windex and t-shirts, and if you still have streaks its road film (oil), keep workin on it till its clean.. You really dont want to wax over dirt and oil. Just like the tar from cigarette smoke that builds up on the inside of the windshield.  ;D

RIP_K52007

lol i was gonna say Streakfree windex ;D

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I added some to that up there loll

jbeery78

Quick detailer works great.... so does wipe n shine, and lucas slick mist is supposed to be amazing. I prefer the turtle was ice quick detailer myself. Turns my dark green ford into a mirror.

No replacement for a good wax job tho  ;D

They said buy something you can afford... so i bought a FORD

burl

I used a damp towel with streak free solution they use at the carwashes, my blazer always cleaned up nice
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bmwallace_88

Quote from: jbeery78 on February 10, 2012, 01:39:28 AM
Quick detailer works great.... so does wipe n shine, and lucas slick mist is supposed to be amazing. I prefer the turtle was ice quick detailer myself. Turns my dark green ford into a mirror.

No replacement for a good wax job tho  ;D


i agree with the turtle statement, my new blazer is a dark green and it def makes it shine like brand new.

randycrane79

wash it then let it almsot dry then take news papers and dry it with them i learned a few tricks from a couple old geezers and thats what they told me to do and it works use it to wash windows also doesnt leave streaks

Boggerram87

Good To Know! Bout To Get My First Black Truck

ProGrade

Wax it good twice a year, then for wahes I use this synthetic shammy, I have an extra one you can probably have if you want.  It should turn up tomorrow, I've been cleaning the garage.
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gator82

#13
I used to be a car detailer and the best thing that I found the works is there is a spray bottle wax. spray it on the truck or a rag and wipe it down. It will get rid of the streaks and water will bead up like a fresh wax job.The quick detailer above works great if your vehicle is dusty or has very little dirt, use it to do a quick clean instead of going to the car wash. It will still do what you are looking for, I personally like the spray bottle wax, give it a better shine IMO.

Hammerlane

Both my bikes are black..
my wife is a pet groomer, she has what's called a "high velosity" dryer..
its' basically a blow dryer on steroids..

works AWESOME, wash and then blow dry..  no towels, rags, streaks, water marks....
leaf blower with a nozzle attachment is a good idea..
they sell blow dryers in motorcycle mags.. same thing for about $100..
 

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bmwallace_88

Quote from: randycrane79 on February 10, 2012, 05:01:06 AM
wash it then let it almsot dry then take news papers and dry it with them i learned a few tricks from a couple old geezers and thats what they told me to do and it works use it to wash windows also doesnt leave streaks



works great on windows because it contains graphite, which is proven to help clean windows, and i do agree with that, i clean rental homes in the summer and used to deliver news papers in the winter so i always used paper to clean the glass at the homes i cleaned. lol

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