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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
Originally Posted by luckydawg
BTW- Looking for some of the discontinued Rupes green ( medium ) pads-- got any in that pile you would separate with?
You can have mine. They’ve got some mileage on em. But if you’re interested they’re yours. Send me your info and I’ll send them to you.7” pads.
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
Originally Posted by fly07sti
Hello, my name is Fly07sti…… and I’m an addict.
TRC should name a towel after you.
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
I might need to attend a few meetings of MFA - Microfiber Anonymous.
I have specific towels for specific jobs, each category getting its own plastic container for safe storage.
I further complicate that by having two sets of most of those categories, catering to my cars and customer cars separately. Not that the towels I use on other people's cars are crap, just that the newer or better stuff is reserved for my use only.
Wash Mitts/Pads -
My cars, customer cars
Drying Towels -
My cars in small and large, large customer cars
Door Jamb Towels -
My cars, customer cars
Interior Towels -
General purpose, delicate surfaces (gloss black ect)
Glass Towels-
Universal
Rinse-less Towels -
Universal
Engine Bay Towels -
My cars, customer cars
Wheel & Tire Towels -
My cars, customer cars
Multi-purpose Towels -
My cars, customer cars
Wax & Polish Removal Towels -
My cars, customer cars
Coating Removal Towels -
Universal
All are washed in Rags To Riches, air dried indoors (no dryers!) and then inspected, folded and stored as above.
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
Originally Posted by Coatingsarecrack
Hello, my name is Fly07sti…… and I’m an addict.
TRC should name a towel after you.
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I’ve always had more towels than needed, but as more and more customers wanted links or more info as which MF’s to use, I decided to have enough stock to supply them. It has grown quite a bit and I now actually turn a decent profit on selling MF’s & maintenance kits.
I’ve also seen some of your orders Crack and you’re not too far off
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
Originally Posted by DFB
All are washed in Rags To Riches, air dried indoors (no dryers!) and then inspected, folded and stored as above.
IME towels come out much better when dried in the dryer vs. air dried. Noticeably softer.
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
IME towels come out much better when dried in the dryer vs. air dried. Noticeably softer.
Agree they are softer out of a dryer even if just using the air tumble/fluff settings. I also have lint balls in the dryer with the towels now. Lint roller worked well this past weekend got a bit off the towels.
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
Originally Posted by fly07sti
fly07sti- which towels are these orangish ones? And, what tasks do you use them for and do you like them? thx.
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
Originally Posted by Wknd Dtlr
fly07sti- which towels are these orangish ones? And, what tasks do you use them for and do you like them? thx.
Eagle Edgeless (470gsm?) I like em for QD work or final wipe work. They’re cool with rinseless and waterless as well.
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Re: Time to retire my edgeless towels?
There is a place with Halloween door busters that selling the EE 3 for $8.
I would look them up and then see if AG still price matches. That’s a great deal on these towels.
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