Ginger Beer
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Bin the Chamois
To minimise swirl marks, I use a 18v Ryobi cordless blower to remove the bulk of the water
The cordless gets 95% of the water of the panels and out from in and around lights, grills, and other tight spots, typically the spots that dribble down on all your good work
the small amount of water left doesn't really matter if your waxing, but if your not waxing a few good clean microfibre cloths make short work of the final wipedown
To minimise swirl marks, I use a 18v Ryobi cordless blower to remove the bulk of the water
The cordless gets 95% of the water of the panels and out from in and around lights, grills, and other tight spots, typically the spots that dribble down on all your good work
the small amount of water left doesn't really matter if your waxing, but if your not waxing a few good clean microfibre cloths make short work of the final wipedown
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