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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    hmmmm.... so what MFs does everyone use for WWs? Anyone use affordable all-purpose towels? The fancy 350-400gsm WW towels? Edgeless polishing or wax removal towels?

    Something I didn’t mention?

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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    I use the creature edgeless from rag company for frothe (waterless) and n-914 rinseless.


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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    Quote Originally Posted by acuRAS82 View Post
    hmmmm.... so what MFs does everyone use for WWs? Anyone use affordable all-purpose towels? The fancy 350-400gsm WW towels? Edgeless polishing or wax removal towels?

    Something I didn’t mention?
    Always plush, lifeless ones and I have anything from ones I bought from Ebay to Luxury microfiber but need to try some Eagle edgeless from The Rag Company for sure.

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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    Quote Originally Posted by Coatingsarecrack View Post
    I use the creature edgeless from rag company for frothe (waterless) and n-914 rinseless.
    Eagle edgeless 350, 500, or something else? These seems to be similar to the 350 gsm WW towels in the Outlet store. I wish they sold them in bulk.

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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    I use the Eagle edgeless as well and like them for that purpose.

    My favorite WW's are Ultima and Uber. Those two are pretty interchangeable for me. Got a gallon each. Still have over a gallon of the old Meguiar's D114, but don't use it much if any. If my car is pretty clean and I'm going to do a polish is about the only time I use the D114.

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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    Griot's Garage Brillant Shine rinseless wash is being used tonight along with...THE AQUA SPONGE! Decided to change it up after watching Aoex Detailing where he's been using the Big Red Sponge.

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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

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    Always plush, lifeless ones and I have anything from ones I bought from Ebay to Luxury microfiber but need to try some Eagle edgeless from The Rag Company for sure.

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    Eagle edgeless 350, 500, or something else? These seems to be similar to the 350 gsm WW towels in the Outlet store. I wish they sold them in bulk.
    The eagle edgeless are more plush and better for drying and polishing plus you get 5 for around 25$. The are 500 gsm usually. For that price I prefer their Everest 800. Use for applying Merlin’s, drying with drying aid or wiping of frothe.

    For waterless the creature edgeless I feel are perfect. The are 420gsm edgeless like the eagles. 70/30 and I get 10 for 24$. Dual pile too. Perfect not too plush or too thin. Regardless of price.... my favorite towel.

    I’m seriously thinking of buying a case of them. Fly07sti has it right. You can never have to many MF’s. In a case your paying $1.30 for quite possibly the best overall (value/performance) towel ever!


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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    Quote Originally Posted by Klasse Act View Post
    Griot's Garage Brillant Shine rinseless wash is being used tonight along with...THE AQUA SPONGE! Decided to change it up after watching Aoex Detailing where he's been using the Big Red Sponge.
    Funny you mention that - just the other day I was looking at my big red sponge and was thinking about giving it a go with something other than ONR. It’s been out of circulation while I’ve been either doing multi-towel or multi-mitt RW’s.

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    You both make sense. I’ve mentioned ammo here or their but in context to conversation and never been warned.

    Big difference from going and posting on a few threads (some really old) of your love of the product. I get it, i love it also. But would you run into a lexus dealership and scream at the top of your lungs how much you love infinities? I think a little respect for the people who run this forum so we can have these discussions is respectable.

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    Re: best rinseless wash for winter?

    Quote Originally Posted by Coatingsarecrack View Post
    The eagle edgeless are more plush and better for drying and polishing plus you get 5 for around 25$. The are 500 gsm usually. For that price I prefer their Everest 800. Use for applying Merlin’s, drying with drying aid or wiping of frothe.

    For waterless the creature edgeless I feel are perfect. The are 420gsm edgeless like the eagles. 70/30 and I get 10 for 24$. Dual pile too. Perfect not too plush or too thin. Regardless of price.... my favorite towel.

    I’m seriously thinking of buying a case of them. Fly07sti has it right. You can never have to many MF’s. In a case your paying $1.30 for quite possibly the best overall (value/performance) towel ever!
    I just received 10 Creature and 9 Spectrum (basically Creature but with soft edge). Nice-feeling towels, but I haven't used them for WW yet. One side is more plush than the other - Do you use both sides of the towel, or only the plush side?

    I'm still trying to decide if I should also try a 5 pack of 500 Eagle or the 800 Everest you speak of. I will try these first before finalizing that decision.

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