bpp

...lmao Jeep as your statement has many connotations...;>]

TXurS6

If you don't have a hose, buy cans of compressed air (dusters). You can get them for $5 or less per can. Each can will cover 4 - 5 car washes.

Alternatively I use a microfiber towel to wick water out of the mirrors and chrome trim. Just wedge the towel between the mirror bottom and the mirror cover. I also use it to wick water from between the tail lights and the rear bumper.<ul><li><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Memorex-10OZ-152A-DUSTER-32028021/dp/B0007YZTSC">http://www.amazon.com/Memorex-10OZ-152A-DUSTER-32028021/dp/B0007YZTSC</a></li></ul>

Sportvierwagon

I also vacume around the window chrome, and carry a MF towel and wipe at the first stop.

BritInNJ

spraying all the water traps with this stops the spotting

Karrera4

I have done the microfiber technique and still have water left over all the time. I am reluctant to blow on it with my aircompressor just because I didnt want to blow water all over the car, however, I guess I could do it before I even start drying. Sometimes though, as dry as i think it is, it drips and dries over night - leaving horrid spots. I have started wrapping the mirrors in a microfiber towel now.

The Mystro S4

Uhumm....Its "polished aluminum" not chrome.

kngmin

I stand corrected haha.

DrGP

Purposely

bpp

lol as soon as I read it....&lt;LMAO&gt;

IClayout

2nd.