How To Dry Car Without Microfiber Towel

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The best way to keep a new-car finish is by frequent and careful washing and drying. The latter task, interestingly, is often overlooked. Still, drying a car is probably one of the most important factors in achieving the best finish. Without effectively drying, water can leave behind residue and keep dirt or other debris clinging to a vehicle’s surface. Most professional detailers will recommend having a microfiber towel on-hand to do an adequate drying job. But learning how to dry a car without using a microfiber towel can help to ensure a clean finish. Although a microfiber towel provides an effective drying method, car enthusiasts note that it may not be the best method. According to TurtleWax, even if you use the world’s gentlest microfiber towels incorrectly, you may still scratch the paint. Downside Of Using Microfiber Towels To Dry A Car There are several reasons why microfiber towel drying can be hit or miss. First, many people make the mistake of using a single microfiber towel to dry. Additionally, each microfiber towel consists of varying qualities; not all are created equal. In fact, many find that after washing their microfiber towel, the quality significantly deteriorates. Piling up on microfiber