Good Micro Fiber Towels

[Peaky85]

I found some nice one's on eBay. A dozen for around $6.00 shipping included. Several different colors and quailty ... all seem pretty decent for the price.

 

[blk5.0]

i hope yall are not using those cheap towels on your paint cause there are doing more harm than good

 

[Seer]

I found some nice one's on eBay. A dozen for around $6.00 shipping included. Several different colors and quailty ... all seem pretty decent for the price.

inb4 "how do I get swirls out of my paint" thread

 

[rednek01]

inb4 "how do I get swirls out of my paint" thread

I think its more so about how you use them. I have went waterless and use the cheapos from walmart for about 8 months now and have zero swirl marks.

 

[Seer]

I think its more so about how you use them. I have went waterless and use the cheapos from walmart for about 8 months now and have zero swirl marks.

I seriously doubt this.

 

[rednek01]

I seriously doubt this.

Doubt away, you are too far away for me to show ya proof.

 

[Seer]

doubt away, you are too far away for me to show ya proof.

I doubt you because I know better. I know about microfiber and quality. Microfibers are one of those things that you get what you pay for.

I'm not a detailing snob but I won't put a walmart microfiber near the paint of any car I own or detail. I know what they will do because of how they are made.

I guarantee you, I can show up and put my sun gun on your car, and if you are using what you say you are using, let's just say Charlotte will find a new home in your paint.

 

[rednek01]

I doubt you because I know better. I know about microfiber and quality. Microfibers are one of those things that you get what you pay for.

I'm not a detailing snob but I won't put a walmart microfiber near the paint of any car I own or detail. I know what they will do because of how they are made.

I guarantee you, I can show up and put my sun gun on your car, and if you are using what you say you are using, let's just say Charlotte will find a new home in your paint.

I thought the same thing till I tried them. While I agree there are better quality towels out there I personally don't have any problems with the walmart ones. I wash with them and finish with my nicer towels. I am far from a detailing snob but I am speaking from experience.

but then I get tons of people who dont believe in waterless carwash stuff untill they try it.

 

[mikeysgt]

Seer, what microfiber towels do you use? Just got my fiance a new suv a couple weeks ago and want to avoid getting swirl marks since it's brand new. Don't want to do any damage to the paint.

 

[Seer]

Seer, what microfiber towels do you use? Just got my fiance a new suv a couple weeks ago and want to avoid getting swirl marks since it's brand new. Don't want to do any damage to the paint.

https://www.chemicalguys.com/530_xl_EXTREMELY_HEVY_AND_THICK_530_g_m2_MICROFIBER_s/89.htm

monsters and sasquatches are all good.

The sasquatches are good for detail sprays, monsters for removing wax/sealant/polish

 

[mikeysgt]

Thanks. they're on sale right now and if you use the coupon code GOLD you save another 5%. sucks shipping is $8 cause the 2 pack sasquatch towels are about $8 after the discount and sale price. i'm going to check if they have them in stock here locally since chemical guys has a location here in town.

 

[NastyStang113]

I doubt you because I know better. I know about microfiber and quality. Microfibers are one of those things that you get what you pay for.

I'm not a detailing snob but I won't put a walmart microfiber near the paint of any car I own or detail. I know what they will do because of how they are made.

I guarantee you, I can show up and put my sun gun on your car, and if you are using what you say you are using, let's just say Charlotte will find a new home in your paint.

Agreed...

 

[mikeysgt]

Just left chemical guys here and he gave me the same deal on the Sasquatch towels. 2 for $8! Going to try them out later today