To dry my max, I use very soft chamois. I don't know how good the blade is but I think I'll stick to my good old chamois. Does anyone have a black max and use the blade? Do you get any scratches left behind?

 

The blade is very soft, no scratches. My wife has a dark purple car, and there are no scratches.

 

Yall want to know what I do to get my car spotlessly dry? It works every single time, doesn't require a bit of work & you don't need to purchase a thing. After I finish with the final rinse, I head over to highway 92, which is just down the hill from my house, & run her up to 80 or 90 MPH for a minute. I turn around at the next exit, which is about a mile or two down from mine, and repeat the process coming back. When I get home - viola! The ultimate in blow drying, no runs, no drips, no errors, perfect everytime.

 

If i went down the highway and back at those speeds, both my windshield as well as the bumper of the car would be totally speckled with bugs again!!!!!

 

Bugs are not a problem here. Move to drier climes.

 

make sure your car is very clean..not miss any spots washing. if u did then the blade is like sandpaper.
used properly it's great.
Dan

 

Go to walmart...
There is this 8 dollar sponge called an autoabsorber
they have in hot colors like neon green, neon pink etc..
its kinda like a latex sponge.
after you wash your car
dry it with that
no spots
and you don't have to work as hard.
it lasts like 4~8 years depending on how well ya take care of it

 

I agree with yongjun, that is what I use. Got it at Pepboys. Drys so well, you can do windows with it. And its washable.

 

I just want to add my support for the absorber. I have had mine since my first new car 5 years ago (Eagle Talon) and that was before they had hot colors!! It is awesome, washable, easy to use, dries without spots and is worth every penny of ts 8.00!!

 

works everytime. blow in one directons only tho. and make sure u get the cracks. just wipe the left over damp spots by dabbing gently straight down on them with an abosrber cloth.