Drips from sideview mirrors....

[vett boy]

Now Willis real men don't discuss their fig leafs .Hey ya ever been to the Golden Banana ?I
lost my dentures there.



Yes to remove water from inner areas and cracks and crevices an electric leaf blower works well :blue:

 

[ScottNoxid]

Leaf blower after you shower? I'm surprised no one has commented on that yet!

We will just go with your'e a new kid on the block! Welcome to the CAC

SC:WTT

 

[KFR-2008]

We will just go with your'e a new kid on the block! Welcome to the CAC

SC:WTT

Thanks, it's good to be here. I haven't felt this naive since I was a kid, and that was a long time ago.

 

[Smmmokin']

You could also cover the mirrors with Saran wrap--cheap! When done washing remove and wash the mirrors carefully by hand.

 

[NORTY]

I avoid getting water in the mirror housings as the satellite antennae are located there. There's gotta be wires and connections in there somewhere...water or forced air can't be good for 'em.:W

 

[CaptRon513]

You can also use the blow gun from your air compressor if you have one.
This what I do and it works great

 

[modela]

cheap way

I just drove into garage to vacuum after washing and said,why not? Shop vac sucks water out of mirrors,lugnuts,lights and gas cap with ease.Try it?