Microfiber detailing towels

[umi000]

Hey guys

Is it a good idea to do rinseless wash with a waffle weave towel like guzzler?

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No. You want the towel you're using for a rinseless wash (or a waterless wash) to have a fairly deep pile, because it is that pile that will help the dirt away from the paint. A waffle-weave has virtually no pile, so any dirt it picks up just lays on the surface of the towel, almost certainly scratching the paint that it comes into further contact with.

[masterpartha]

No. You want the towel you're using for a rinseless wash (or a waterless wash) to have a fairly deep pile, because it is that pile that will help the dirt away from the paint. A waffle-weave has virtually no pile, so any dirt it picks up just lays on the surface of the towel, almost certainly scratching the paint that it comes into further contact with.

Thanks for the info. i shall be more careful from now on.

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[Christopher.Brown]

No. You want the towel you're using for a rinseless wash (or a waterless wash) to have a fairly deep pile, because it is that pile that will help the dirt away from the paint. A waffle-weave has virtually no pile, so any dirt it picks up just lays on the surface of the towel, almost certainly scratching the paint that it comes into further contact with.

heres an forum friendly example of the deep pile on a 16x16 silk edged MF

Gold Plush Jr. Microfiber Towel, gold detail cloth, buffing towel, microfiber buffing towel, micro fiber

[Inzane]

heres an forum friendly example of the deep pile on a 16x16 silk edged MF

Gold Plush Jr. Microfiber Towel, gold detail cloth, buffing towel, microfiber buffing towel, micro fiber

Those are nice towels no doubt, but a bit pricey to be relagated to rinseless wash duty. Is there a cheaper alternative?

[Christopher.Brown]

Those are nice towels no doubt, but a bit pricey to be relagated to rinseless wash duty. Is there a cheaper alternative?

yes, i was just giving you a visual example of what we were talkin in the thread.

These will also last indefinitely if taken care of for just washing... i believe you get what you pay for and if you divide the estimated number of years or uses you will get out of a towels they are pennies in the lager scheme of things.

you can PM me if you want other reccommendations

[masterpartha]

heres an forum friendly example of the deep pile on a 16x16 silk edged MF

Gold Plush Jr. Microfiber Towel, gold detail cloth, buffing towel, microfiber buffing towel, micro fiber

Thanks. I just got a delivery of these and the miracle shine towels the previous week

Looks like Gold Plush will be sent to rinseless duty Man i love the soft and fluffy towels like this. Will definitely be ordering more cobras in the near future.

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