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I have way too many towels but lately, I've just settled into a heavy rotation with these 3 for my -almost weekly washes-
PMF for drying
TRC suedes for glass
500GSM are pretty much my go to for almost alot of things
Was just sorting some stuff. Picked up a pack of Kirkland for the BS use...and got me thinking about all things MF
The Kirklands seems to be an ever so slightly more GSM on the nappy side of their MF.
Do you guys go through your whole stash of towels.... ?
I have sooo many. My MFM has turned into lint monsters.
Before PFM existed, I have these uber large Eagles that I used for drying
Before the large PFM existed, I had the regular size. ....
Thankfully I have hit a plateau with trying newthings
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EE edgeless 500/350’s for rinseless/waterless.
PFM to dry but will be trying the gauntlet because the 15x24 size interest me. All the twisted loop MF drying towels I have tried have been good.
The TRC 300/AG Forrest Green for polish/LSP removal.
TRC Everest for final buff.
Kirklands for dirty jobs and throw aways
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My towel collection, like many I assume, has evolved a lot of the years. However, I would say that five years ago my collection would have been more varied than it is now, mainly because I sort of know what I like for each task now.
In the last couple of months, I have also been eliminating odd bods and creating some unity, some donated to friends, some to the kitchen and some into the rag pile.
In the process, I have been stocking up on certain towels to make a decent set for each use case.
So this is where I am sitting at the moment -
Wash Pads -
TRC Cyclone Bone x2
TRC Cyclone 10X10 x2
TRC Cyclone x2
Drying Towels -
TRC Gauntlet Medium x 6
TRC FTW x 9 (3 Pink, 3 Blue, 3 Orange)
Rinse-less Washing -
TRC Platinum Pluffle x 10
Door Jamb Towels -
TRC Dry Me A River Medium x 2
TRC Dry Me A River Jr. x 2
TRC Creature x6 (Blue) (My cars)
Glass Towels -
TRC Dry Me A River Jr. x 8 (Dark Blue)
Coating Removal Towels -
TRC Edgeless 300 x15 (Blue)
Wax/Sealant/Polish Towels -
TRC Creature x15 (Light Grey)
Multi-Purpose/Beater Towels -
TRC The Car Wash Towel x10 (Grey)
TRC The Car Wash Towel x10 (Royal Blue)
Interior Towels -
TRC The Car Wash Towel x10 (Dark Green)
TRC Creature x6 (Green) (For delicate surfaces)
Engine Bay Towels -
TRC The Car Wash Towel x10 (Red)
Wheel Towels -
TRC Gauntlet Small x 6
Applicators -
TRC Pearl Sponge (Orange) (Restocked as needed)
TRC Eagle Sponge (Restocked as needed)
All washed in P&S Rags to Riches.
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Recently got turned onto Trc gauntlet towels...an amazing towel. 15x25 size is perfect size for me.
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Originally Posted by opie
Recently got turned onto Trc gauntlet towels...an amazing towel. 15x25 size is perfect size for me.
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The Gauntlet is one of my absolute favorites.
As you can see, I have a lot of repetition with towels, color differentiating them for uses.
The Gauntlet sees use in two categories, I just love how easy they are to work with, especially the little one for wheels.
The Car Wash Towel I have found to be very durable and is such a great size for detailing interiors, engine bays and general cleaning.
The Creature I love for it's softness and versatility. I like how the short side is good for cutting through that initial wipe of polish or wax, and the plush side is great for final wipes or drying. I have this towel doing three roles.
The Dry Me A River is brilliant for glass, they are also very durable.
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Originally Posted by DFB
The Gauntlet is one of my absolute favorites.
As you can see, I have a lot of repetition with towels, color differentiating them for uses.
The Gauntlet sees use in two categories, I just love how easy they are to work with, especially the little one for wheels.
The Car Wash Towel I have found to be very durable and is such a great size for detailing interiors, engine bays and general cleaning.
The Creature I love for it's softness and versatility. I like how the short side is good for cutting through that initial wipe of polish or wax, and the plush side is great for final wipes or drying. I have this towel doing three roles.
The Dry Me A River is brilliant for glass, they are also very durable.
You have me thinking about trying the small at some point for wheels, although i can usually get away with just just the blower on them to dry.
The creature towels have the same blend as my 3d towels i use for handwashing/rinseless. But creatures are 20gsm more. I really like the 3d ones, plan on getting different color for removing abrasives. Those creatures are way more expensive lol
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A throwback towel but one that semi contends with the Avalanch.
Eon's ago, before TRC was a thing, Prima (detailers something), forgot the name made a double stitched 700+ towel in white.
I see you guys are similar in MF brands....TRC.
Only ting in my lineup that I don't mainly use in TRC is the PFM drying
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Also love the Gauntlets. I use the med. size. Also, PFM'S are hard to beat. Picked up several of each last order.
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Count me as really chuffed with the gauntlets. Added one on a whim to an order and was so impressed I order several more.
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