Microfiber Towel Selection

[xantonin]

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Seems a lot of you use MF to dry your vehicles. I find that interesting, I just use the drying towels.. lol

[Eddie6th]

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Seems a lot of you use MF to dry your vehicles. I find that interesting, I just use the drying towels.. lol

You mean the terry towels?

[xantonin]

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You mean the terry towels?

No, I mean

[Wheelman]

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No, I mean

I'm on the hunt for a pair of those, seem to be hard to find here.

[xantonin]

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I'm on the hunt for a pair of those, seem to be hard to find here.

I just ordered one online.

Unfortunately I washed it with some red clothes and now it's orange instead of yellow

[Poki]

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I love the waffle weave water magnets! One swipe and not even a drip or streak of water is left...unlike chamois, terry towels or MF regular towels.

[Eddie6th]

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No, I mean

The water magnets.i've got a new on order.Pick it up next week.I'll be using it with a chamois,to try and cut down on the amount of water spots.

[dope92cc]

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my water magnet is my BFFF!

[Wheelman]

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I got a waffle weave and a grit guard shipping to me now

[blackmachdown]

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This is another expensive hobby. Oh well, keeps me out of trouble.

Just wait until you buy a wax over $100.... /runs and hides

but in reality it doesnt have to be, just take care of what you have and your supplies like towels brushes etc will last you a long time

[brims]

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I use a lot of MF towels because they start leaving too much water behind when they get wet, even after I wring them out. I am using lower end Costco towels, so they aren't as high quality as Meg's towels. That probably has a lot to do with it.

Just wait until you buy a wax over $100.... /runs and hides

but in reality it doesnt have to be, just take care of what you have and your supplies like towels brushes etc will last you a long time

Ya, I think I'll steer clear of the $100 wax. I like my truck to look good, just not _that_ good. It takes some money to get started and get the things you want. Especially with testing out different products.