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Az Scooter

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Electric leaf blower. Or, just let it sit for a while after washing before you dry.
 

Tom

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I use a leaf blower too. Then wipe it down again with a chamois...
 

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I don't have a blower so I let the truck sit or bring something with me to finish drying about a mile down the road. Sucks having to pull over but it's worth it
 

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Start by cleaning the door handles and emblems better when you wash it. Detailing brushes work great for that.

Otherwise, compressed air or a Master Blaster or leaf blower as others have said.
 
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It's more or less from the rain I got this weekend. On my F150 I had the doors did the same thing, drove me crazy but not as bad because it was white. But this one being black it shows up more.
 

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Surprisingly I have not had such problems in this truck. I keep a fresh coat of wax on all the time so everything slides off pretty good.

I had a Toyota Tundra before the raptor and the mirrors would hold a LOT of water. It would drip for a whole day.
 
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