Car drier advise?

[Toecat]

Has anyone tried any of the car driers? I’d like to find something to blow the water out of my mirrors after a wash. I use a leaf blower on my motorcycle but would have some trouble moving it around a truck. The driers I’ve seen online range from $85 to $400. Thanks

 

[Nails]

I hear ya there!! For the hidden parts I’ll use my air compressor. Or even my shop vac, which does impressively well

 

[392DCGC]

Air compressor hose. Battery powered leaf blower. Good quality clean microfiber towel with a drying aid of some sort (like Opti-Seal, which is also a sealant). Spot-free water rinse and just let it air dry. And if you're using a hose, you can also (mostly) dry the car with water, assuming the paint is in decent shape and is protected/lubricated.

 

[BTK20]

I have had good luck "drying" the car with water followed by an ELECTRIC leaf blower. A gas one is not recommended because you can get a lot of exhaust contaminants.

 

[Bluesurf]

I use a Hitachi gas leaf blower on all my cars, especially when the pollen pours out of the trees. It works flawlessly with all the power you can need. In the last 6 years I never had any damage using it.
I had paid $95.00 on sale at Lowes.

 

[chrisnack]

The Masterblaster is pretty amazing, my brother has one, but i haven't bothered to get one yet. It's $390, but works better than any leaf blower or air compressor ever will.