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[sp33dd3m0n90]

My best investment this year was the Jellyblade.

But you do need a rag though.

[myinfernalbmw]

+1 i loves it

[LeMansX5]

You have to be careful and work slowly. Otherwise it does very fine scratches/swirls. Learnt the hard way and glad it was not my BMW.

[myinfernalbmw]

I've never had an issue from a water blade and i use them everyday. The only reason that they will scratch is if you didn't clean the paint properly before drying.

[Naish]

Dangerous thingie... one little bit of sand and you scratch your car... Microfiber waffle towel is al lot better...

[FSETH]

If you remove all of the dirt and make sure the blade is clean it shouldn't be a problem. I do use mine on cars that are 6+ years old though. If I bought a new M5 it may be different.

[MC©]

This works better on the roof/wheels/jams/etc....It takes 2 minutes & you can towel the rest in under 30 sec. Even works taking off fresh snow, dont even need the scraper/brush!!!

[FSETH]

Originally Posted by MC©

This works better on the roof/wheels/jams/etc....It takes 2 minutes & you can towel the rest in under 30 sec. Even works taking off fresh snow, dont even need the scraper/brush!!!

I have tried the blower before. It didn't really work that well for me and was a bigger pain than help. Plus you waste gas and look pretty silly in the driveway doing it.

The water blade and then micro-fiber towel seems to work the fastest for me.

[LeMansX5]

Originally Posted by MC©

This works better on the roof/wheels/jams/etc....It takes 2 minutes & you can towel the rest in under 30 sec. Even works taking off fresh snow, dont even need the scraper/brush!!!

I have tried this with hi-speed electric blower and it did work, on fresh snow as well. Ok, if you don't worry about silly part.