Carpro boa and MM crazy pile? Are they really good and no lint?
Interesting...
Never used a crazy pile when coating. But it is a great towel though. The Boa's can lint a little, but I snap the towels quite a bit then a once over on each side with a lint roller to clean up and fine residue. So far so good.
Never used a crazy pile when coating. But it is a great towel though. The Boa's can lint a little, but I snap the towels quite a bit then a once over on each side with a lint roller to clean up and fine residue. So far so good.
Thanks for the info sir ^^
All the reviews are looking good.
can the crazy pile can be use for rinseless/waterless, drying, QD etc?
I kinda dilemma between boa and crazy pile....
Could try getting some dryer balls. We have some that are hard rubber and about the size of a golfball. They will agitate the towels more in the dryer and possibly help remove more lint. They are noisy though. I've used hand balls for this also and they are little quiter.
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Thanks for the info sir ^^
All the reviews are looking good.
can the crazy pile can be use for rinseless/waterless, drying, QD etc?
I kinda dilemma between boa and crazy pile....
I have never used them for WW or rinseless. I'm sure they'd work great, but I use my fluffy edgeless or eagle edgeless for that. Two different towels. If you can, get both. I usually call Corey to order. Give him a call.
I have never used them for WW or rinseless. I'm sure they'd work great, but I use my fluffy edgeless or eagle edgeless for that. Two different towels. If you can, get both. I usually call Corey to order. Give him a call.
The MM series look great^^
I thinking of incredimitt and crazy pile just for paint. As for Boa maybe for interior, wheels etc? No idea yet
Thanks i will contact Corey
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