sumncguy
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- 2019 Honda Civic Coupe EX-T Aegean Blue
+1 blowing it off. I do this on my bikes .. use the wet dry vac in reverse.
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David Harper
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I've never owned a car that doesn't have drip marks all over it after washing and drying it.
jeremiah
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Its a leaker for sure, I sometimes will bust out the air compressor and blast the crevices/door jams/windshield cowl/vents/side mirrors/etc after a wash.
Then wipe down the car.
Then wipe down the car.
aighead
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You guys are all using the word "leak" a lot different than I think I would... I saw the thread subject and kind of freaked out that people were having leaks (like seal leaks, where water would enter the car) in their car. While I'm not sure what I'd call a problem like this "leaks" isn't quite right.
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