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    Zap Cloth

    I didn't want to threadjack another thread where Bill D and Eldorado 2K were discussing the Zap Cloth. Bill said:

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    The Zap cloth has got to be the most counterintuitive detailing product out there but it certainly addresses a problem. Thanks again,Eldo
    I went to the website and this just seems to be a suede microfiber cloth? Am I missing something? Discuss.

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    It seems to me to be a suedeish.paperish cloth. It is a unique material
    Treat it like it's the only one in the world.

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    I was curious to. I buy the Absorber in bulk since there by far the safest and easiest Chamois I've ever used. I don't use them on finished corrections and is when I use the big guns. But the chamois get tons of use.

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    I disposed of my Absorbers ages ago but to each his own
    Treat it like it's the only one in the world.

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    Zap's are stiff when new, they soften up with use!

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    Quote Originally Posted by DanaDetailingPros View Post
    I was curious to. I buy the Absorber in bulk since there by far the safest and easiest Chamois I've ever used. I don't use them on finished corrections and is when I use the big guns. But the chamois get tons of use.
    DDP. Please don't read this the wrong way but it's 2024......tons of products out there that trump a Chamois.....

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    My trust Griot's PFM
    Treat it like it's the only one in the world.

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    DDP. Please don't read this the wrong way but it's 2024......tons of products out there that trump a Chamois.....
    You realize Dana is a pro detailer and he's not working on well maintained cars? That's why he doesn't care about Tornador overspray, or using a chamois.

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    Don't poke the bear ----> I don't know sch1tz from a supplier level but there has to be better, equivalent price options from a wholesale, shop level on mf towels that rival a chamois.....
    And re: overspray.....I'm still in the camp I prefer suck vs blow...

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    I don't use a Tornador, but I can see on some of these miserable interiors that you would be wiping down the whole interior anyway, so whipping a tornado through the interior of overspray doesn't seem like a problem if you're blasting out gunky cupholders. I dunno. I don't know what to say about the chamois...maybe Dana has a ton of them from years ago. I still have new MF's from when I joined Autopia in 2004...now that I'm thinking about it somewhere I have an unopened pack of 20 of those Meguiar's edgeless towels back when they used to sell them...I wonder where those got to?

    Anyway, let's get back to Zap Cloths--who else has used them?

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