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YOUR RESEARCHWashing the 996 Mexican style
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Only difference now is I use air to blow water out around the mirrors and door seems.
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Me too....carry over from using chamois to dry a car....
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One of the benefits of Mexico city is that getting your car washed is extremely cheap. About 70 pesos with tire dressing and the interior cleaned. 3 - 4 Dollars.
Check out their towel technique!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_TorgvwY58
He does appear to be using a chamois. I guess the technique is OK, but I would
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use a chamois to dry my car......unless I wanted to put micro scratches in the paint and remove all the wax.
You might think it's a Mexican technique but it's also the preferred Canadian technique for me for the last 30 years as well.
Actually, it's just the preferred detailing technique of all car enthusiasts. I use a synthetic chamois though.
