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Alright, you guys have me intrigued--I put a 3-pack in my Amazon cart for $10. Whether I push the button--who knows.
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Originally Posted by Setec Astronomy
Alright, you guys have me intrigued--I put a 3-pack in my Amazon cart for $10. Whether I push the button--who knows.
Push it, it works. You can always return it, nothing to lose.
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DDP - I'll keep this short to not derail SA thread and I'll simply stay out of the threads you're in.
Unless the surface is surgically clean, there are just other textile mediums I prefer that may allow dust and dirt to hide that Chamois doesn't offer.
From a production standpoint, I have looked at this eon's ago back just short of a chamois having the ability to be hand wrung .......there are towel wringers that exist. I do think the towel wringer may not be friendly long term on some other Terry looped weave textile, but still's gotta a whole lot better than a chamois.
I"m out.
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Originally Posted by chefwong
DDP
This is who comes to mind, everytime you call him DDP.
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Originally Posted by DanaDetailingPros
Love them! I have tons of expensive towels I don't have to wash thanks to my Chamois.
And what's your *ONG Deal with me!!!
I'm into making money! I'm not a hobbyist. Nor am in business for charity. If I can use my $30 towels on a special detail I do! If I can dry a 15 year old Toyota with 3 passes with a chammy I do that
There is a marked difference for me when doing commercial jobs vs retail. Great point.
I've used the Absorber.
In 1998, the girl I was dating had the summer chore of washing and waxing her mom's Blazer every weekend. Naturally, I heped her, and that's what we used to dry.
I was using The Blade back then though!
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I think my friend has some Zap cloths. I'm intrigued.
I know either he has some, or we have some at work....
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Zap Cloth
If you guys are considering trying a Zap Cloth, I highly recommend buying the big version. The Big Bam Cloth. You can only buy this 1 direct from their site but I believe it’s free shipping.
Regular Zap Cloth is 16x16”
Big Bam Cloth is full size 22x22”
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So far, I'm okay with the standard size because I'm only using it for glass
Treat it like it's the only one in the world.
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Originally Posted by Eldorado2k
Has anyone ever used Zap Cloth with glass cleaner or rinseless wash?
I’ve always wondered how it would do with something besides plain water but I don’t want to ruin it even though it probably wouldn’t since you can simply wash it.
I use it barely wet with water but spray the glass with CarPro Clarify. Works fine. Then dry the glass with a squeegee.
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