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    Quote Originally Posted by CEE DOG View Post
    What is the border made of? In this article you call it cloth. Do you know what the fibers of the border are?
    It's the same material as the cobra 530's. I used this towel again today, and the pile might actually be a bit too thick for quick detailing. It's probably best for a final buff.
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    Re: A Close Look at the New Chinchilla Microfiber Buffing Cloth

    Thanks Mark!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by CEE DOG View Post
    Thanks Mark!!
    No prob, C. I think initially I was really taken back(in a good way) because the towel is sooooo very soft and plush, but, as mentioned above, the pile is too thick for QD. I wouldn't even try it with polish or wax, but AWESOME for a final buff.
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    Re: A Close Look at the New Chinchilla Microfiber Buffing Cloth

    Dear Mark

    Do you think the Cobra 600-weight towels are too thick for waterless washing?

    I bought a three-pack today, but I also bought some of those Mango microfiber towels that are thinner. I have no idea what's best, as I'm a rank newbie.
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    Re: A Close Look at the New Chinchilla Microfiber Buffing Cloth

    Quote Originally Posted by Jaddie View Post
    Dear Mark

    Do you think the Cobra 600-weight towels are too thick for waterless washing?

    I bought a three-pack today, but I also bought some of those Mango microfiber towels that are thinner. I have no idea what's best, as I'm a rank newbie.
    Hi Jaddie,

    I've tried the Cobra 600's a long tim ago, and I don't remember the pile being nearly as long as the chinchillas. You should be just fine!!
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    I'm going to give one of these a shot on my next order. Not sure what I will use it for yet, but if all else fails I can always sleep on it!

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    Re: A Close Look at the New Chinchilla Microfiber Buffing Cloth

    I hope they are not a linting nightmare like the old shamrocks.

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    Re: A Close Look at the New Chinchilla Microfiber Buffing Cloth

    Dear Mark

    Thanks for replying.

    I look forward to trying both the Cobras and the Mangos.
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    Re: A Close Look at the New Chinchilla Microfiber Buffing Cloth

    Quote Originally Posted by Jaddie View Post
    Dear Mark

    Thanks for replying.

    I look forward to trying both the Cobras and the Mangos.
    You got it! Anytime!
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    Re: A Close Look at the New Chinchilla Microfiber Buffing Cloth

    Quote Originally Posted by loudog2 View Post
    I hope they are not a linting nightmare like the old shamrocks.
    I was thinking to myself: "Self, if these were dyed green, wouldn't they be called Shamrocks?"

    However, I still have plenty of Shamrocks on hand, and love them. I have never experienced the insane lintage so many speak of. I have had a few that were a little linty, but I have about 8 or 10 that I use regularly without a problem.

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