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Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
Griots Garage PFM Terry Weave Drying Towel
My dry me a river WW has just about served its life. This morning it was time to break out my new GG PMF drying towel. Did a flood rinse as normal. Then on to the PMF. WOW! This towel made very short work on the Xterra! Picked up water like a magnet. No streaks or smears. I had no issue with the bigger size. Needed for the Xterra. When I was done I was very impressed with this towel. So much to say it beat any WW that I have used to date. At $40 it is a expensive buy. But well worth it. Wait for a sale like I did to grab one. Hope the future performance of this towel remains the same. Short of a blower/dryer, I don`t see a better tool to dry with. It is currently on sale for $31.
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Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
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A product that lives up to its marketing hype, that is outstanding
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Re: Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
Originally Posted by atgonzales
Pro 4x
A product that lives up to its marketing hype, that is outstanding
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Good way to put it - and yes it really does. It's like a sponge on steroids - hands down worth the money IMHO.
ScottH
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Re: Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
I was considering this towel and you made me want to go buy it. But I'll have to wait for a free shipping promo. They want $12.95 to ship just the towel. That's ridiculous.
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Re: Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
Personally, I prefer the 2-pack of the smaller PFM's. Two are enough to dry anything shy of a Suburban and they're easier to handle. Of course, if you would rather blot than wipe, the big one would likely serve you better.
Bill
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Re: Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
Originally Posted by BillyJack
Personally, I prefer the 2-pack of the smaller PFM's. Two are enough to dry anything shy of a Suburban and they're easier to handle. Of course, if you would rather blot than wipe, the big one would likely serve you better.
Bill
The smaller size has been my go-to for drying, especially with a drying aid. The full size one is awesome for the lay flat/swipe the back approach if you don't want to rub the paint.
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I've got the large PFM and it works amazingly well, better than any chamois or WW I've ever used.
However, I do find it difficult to use on the vertical surfaces of my sedan. I fold it up so that it doesn't drag on the ground, but that makes it bulky and difficult to handle.
I'll add the pair of smaller PFM towels to my next order. Those should be very easy to use on the vertical surfaces.
The combination of the large and small PFM towels will then be unmatched by any other drying towels, IMO.
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Re: Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
I got the big one sometime ago, I had to see what the hype was about. I remember watching the video and thinking "I know it would probably be good, but not that good". Then I used it for the first time, yes it was PFM! I too like others got a pair of the smaller ones. The big one is very bulky like Derass said, and use the small ones for lower panels. Well worth the money.
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Re: Griots Garage PMF Drying Towel.
The trouble with the double sided PFM is that it takes forever to dry. The single sided PFM (not the original) dries in a day.
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I really like the 19" x 27" sized PFM towel that's only available from AAP. Its a good deal for under $19 imho.
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