Griot's Garage PFM Terry Weave Towel, not exactly that soft ?!...

[01GreyStangGT]

They are in a league if their own. I have 4.


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[PaulMys]

i may be wrong..... THEY ARE NOT THE SOFTEST TOWELS OUT THERE PERIOD.

Yes, you are.

And, this has already been established.

[acuRAS82]

PaulMys and a few others convinced me to try these during a MF sale 2-3 months ago. I bought 4 two-packs of the small and 2 large drying towels (can’t remember if it was large or extra large). I do like them a lot and pretty much stopped using my blower (not totally the blower’s fault... I have a small garage and it’s a pain to move things in and out).

So I just purchased 2 more two-packs of small, another large, and one of the larges in the Outlet Store during the MF sale the last 2 days.

[Bill D]

Best detailing product I’ve used in the last few years. Two big thumbs up from me

[The Guz]

Great towels. You won’t appreciate them until you use one.

Don’t let the feel of them fool you. They won’t scratch the paint. That comes down to the user regardless of the towel. If they scratched paint then Griots wouldn’t be selling them.

Try them during your rinseless wash process.

These are much better than those plush eagle edgeless towels that everyone is a fan of.

I’ll take a PFM over that any day of the week.

[vobro]

Don't care if they are not the softest towel, these are absolutely the best drying towels I've used. The smaller towels are great for removing polish or sealants. Besides that they hold up very well and they are indeed great as a drying towel after a rinsless wash.

[Coatingsarecrack]

I use them for rinseless’s in the drying stage one of the best detail products out their no scratches.

These are drying towels so never tried for a waterless. I’ll wipe down with an Eagle edgeless (like to use them for any wet wiping on the paint and use them for rinseless also.) and then dry up with the griots.

I don’t know how the are for removing dirt but for drying their is none better.




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[PaulMys]

In addition, (and after I was so impressed with the big towel) I ordered two 16x16" for my chrome wheels which were a HUGE pain to dry streak free with other towels.

Problem solved with the PFM's.

(Tip: After washing chrome wheels, and before drying, spritz a tiny amount of your wash solution on the PFM to "Prime it". Once dampened, the PFM's wake up and start kicking A$$).

[acuRAS82]

I use them for rinseless’s in the drying stage one of the best detail products out their no scratches.

These are drying towels so never tried for a waterless. I’ll wipe down with an Eagle edgeless (like to use them for any wet wiping on the paint and use them for rinseless also.) and then dry up with the griots.

I don’t know how the are for removing dirt but for drying their is none better.

Do you (or anyone reading) use it to dry gloss-enhancing RWs/QDs, or strictly leave-nothing-behind RWs (or WWs?) only? I’m too afraid to make them hydrophobic by drying anything with even minor protection, even though I put all my used towels in a detergent bucket or wash them right away anyways.

[Coatingsarecrack]

Do you (or anyone reading) use it to dry gloss-enhancing RWs/QDs, or strictly leave-nothing-behind RWs (or WWs?) only? I’m too afraid to make them hydrophobic by drying anything with even minor protection, even though I put all my used towels in a detergent bucket or wash them right away anyways.

Used with Uber and Ech20 (mixed Merlin style too).

Never had an issue but I was on hot. I read before that when your towels do get clogged up manufacturers recommend to boil. If boiling brings back to life how does washing in hot affect them? No problems at all so far and been using original purchases (4 16x16 and 1 20x30(?)) for over 8months and weekly washes during spring and summer


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