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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Originally Posted by
Coatingsarecrack
Try the Zep cloths no lint and all the praise they get is worth it
Do you have link to the Zep towels? I'm not finding anything searching around. I deal with lint all the time with MF and it drives me NUTS.
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Originally Posted by
paulgyro
Do you have link to the Zep towels? I'm not finding anything searching around. I deal with lint all the time with MF and it drives me NUTS.
Wolfstein?s Zap Cloth
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Originally Posted by
BSoares
How is the feel of the material on the Zap Cloth? Is it like those you get with some eye glasses and cameras and some TVs even with like a silky smooth fabric? Or is it simualar to another cloth you know of?
Have been wondering if the material on the Carpro mf suede towels is any like those Zap Cloths. They worked great with Sonax Glass Cleaner on some dirty eye glasses. But they don't looked to have so tight of a weave the mf suede towel. So think it's a high risk that the aggressiveness of the glass can make them starting to lint quite soon but I will be trying them on the inside and outside windows on the cars and see how it goes. Anyone else that have tested the big 40×40mm Carpro Mf Suede Towels with cleaning glass with them? It's those that's recommended to be used to wipe off coatings with. The no nap glass mf towels I like has the downside that they can be very grabby when you have gotten the glass squeeqe clean. So looking for options if I see something that could work. Sadly I don't find the Zap Cloth in Sweden. So would be interesting to see if there are some simualar to those that could be working for me. Or are they pretreated with anything these Zap Cloths them selfs or is it just the material and how they are made that works so great to clean glass with?
/ Tony
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Originally Posted by
SWETM
How is the feel of the material on the Zap Cloth? Is it like those you get with some eye glasses and cameras and some TVs even with like a silky smooth fabric? Or is it simualar to another cloth you know of?
Have been wondering if the material on the Carpro mf suede towels is any like those Zap Cloths. They worked great with Sonax Glass Cleaner on some dirty eye glasses. But they don't looked to have so tight of a weave the mf suede towel. So think it's a high risk that the aggressiveness of the glass can make them starting to lint quite soon but I will be trying them on the inside and outside windows on the cars and see how it goes. Anyone else that have tested the big 40×40mm Carpro Mf Suede Towels with cleaning glass with them? It's those that's recommended to be used to wipe off coatings with. The no nap glass mf towels I like has the downside that they can be very grabby when you have gotten the glass squeeqe clean. So looking for options if I see something that could work. Sadly I don't find the Zap Cloth in Sweden. So would be interesting to see if there are some simualar to those that could be working for me. Or are they pretreated with anything these Zap Cloths them selfs or is it just the material and how they are made that works so great to clean glass with?
/ Tony
Similar to those towels to clean glasses but stiffer. I bought it after some recommendation here and never got used to using it. They recommend you just get the towel wet, wipe the glass, and leave it. But that water that stays behind will leave spots unless you're using distilled water. So I end up drying the glass which is then just like if I cleaned with a normal towel. I guess I just don't know how to use the Zap cloth properly.
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Originally Posted by
BSoares
But that water that stays behind will leave spots unless you're using distilled water. So I end up drying the glass which is then just like if I cleaned with a normal towel. I guess I just don't know how to use the Zap cloth properly.
If there’s a learning curve, I’m glad I haven’t ordered mine yet. Maybe those Griots PFMs alone are good enough?
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Originally Posted by
SWETM
How is the feel of the material on the Zap Cloth? Is it like those you get with some eye glasses and cameras and some TVs even with like a silky smooth fabric? Or is it simualar to another cloth you know of?
Have been wondering if the material on the Carpro mf suede towels is any like those Zap Cloths. They worked great with Sonax Glass Cleaner on some dirty eye glasses. But they don't looked to have so tight of a weave the mf suede towel. So think it's a high risk that the aggressiveness of the glass can make them starting to lint quite soon but I will be trying them on the inside and outside windows on the cars and see how it goes. Anyone else that have tested the big 40×40mm Carpro Mf Suede Towels with cleaning glass with them? It's those that's recommended to be used to wipe off coatings with. The no nap glass mf towels I like has the downside that they can be very grabby when you have gotten the glass squeeqe clean. So looking for options if I see something that could work. Sadly I don't find the Zap Cloth in Sweden. So would be interesting to see if there are some simualar to those that could be working for me. Or are they pretreated with anything these Zap Cloths them selfs or is it just the material and how they are made that works so great to clean glass with?
/ Tony
Right out of the package, the Zap Cloth feels like a dollar bill. You have to rinse it in warm water and wring it out quite a few times before it softens up. After that, just wet it with water, wring it out and use it. There is always a bit of water left over on the glass and that is when I finish it up with the Griots glass towel.
I wash the Zap Cloth with my microfiber towels and I have been using the same one for 2 years.
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Not one of my MF towels knows what the inside of a dryer looks like as they only rack dry in the spare room,so far no lint ( towels are 1.5 years old). I do like the waffle weave towels for glass.
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
Originally Posted by
Bill D
If there’s a learning curve, I’m glad I haven’t ordered mine yet. Maybe those Griots PFMs alone are good enough?
Griot’s PFM for glass (blue ones) are what I use. I’d say they’re 99% lint free, every now and then something is left behind but I’d blame that on me washing it with the rest of the towels.
McKee’s 37 spider flip towels were great at first but now they lint a lot because the stitching that holds the sides of the towel together is fraying after a few washes.
CarPro glass towel is fine, a little stiff so I don’t use it inside on the tint just because I’m afraid that cloth could leave marks on the tint. It’s also big and hard to get close to the edge of the glass.
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Re: Microfiber towel Lint
I’ve used several glass towels Rag company, speed master, waffle weaves. Used with a few different cleaners, McKee’s, Stoners invisible, sprayaway. Zep beats them all.
As said before have to rinse couple times and wring them hard and they work well.
I’m currently using the other products on the outside and the Zeps on inside till I run out of products
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