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Old 03-27-2006, 08:06 PM
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Micro's/Applicators for Each Step In Detailing

Over on the Corvetteforum I get PM'd at least once a week asking what towels I use for what, and my fav's for each step of detailing. I was also asked by a member here so I thought a post was in order with specific links.


Washing : Sheepskin Mitt or Cobra Miracle Towel (yes thats right, try it)

Drying: The Guzzler

Polish Removal : Cobra Ultra Plush Towels

Wax Removal : Cobra Indigo's

Quik Detailing : Cobra Ultra-Plush or Miracle Towel (see both links above)

and believe it or not, still not a big fan of microfiber wax applicators. Still like foam better. Less product used, smaller and easier to use, and cheap for replacement after each use. http://www.autogeek.net/pinfoamwaxap.html
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Old 03-28-2006, 12:39 AM
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and believe it or not, still not a big fan of microfiber wax applicators. Still like foam better. Less product used, smaller and easier to use, and cheap for replacement after each use. http://www.autogeek.net/pinfoamwaxap.html
i think at one time i fell into the mindset that all microfiber products must be the best...yeah, that was short lived.

i too prefer foam app's for the exact same reason you listed.
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