synergytone

how many of you guys do it with a leaf blower or stick with good ole towels

mattfeet

Towels for main portion, leaf blower (when I have access to one) to get the water out of the cracks and joints. Do NOT use a gas powered blower. Id hate to risk blowing bits of 2-stroke fuel/oil all over the car.

-Matt

krshultz

Nice catch Matt, I hadn't even thought of that.

wanabe

i never seem to do the same thing twice in a row...

last time was:
blade, blower and then big blue

and my wife's bike was blower and big blue- blower is a must with a bike cause of the fins and engine parts...

sometimes no blade, sometimes no blower- always big blue though!!

shotiable

i can't afford leaf blowers

wanabe

ha ha

o.k., beg enough and you can borrow mine!!!

F20cftw

just use an air compressor do blow the water out of the cracks on the body of the car and the lights

Vanishing Point

Just be careful with blowing "devices" that you don't force water into areas that are hard or impossible to access.

tekstar

i use a small craftsman wet vac that i got at sears for about $20 bucks. works perfectly! sometimes i wish i had one with a bit more power, but this one is small enough to fit in my trunk so it's fine for me!

tekstar

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_0...d=craftsman+vac

1.5 peak hp!