Microfiber Super Suede Drying Towel X-2070 ~ Review

[SprintKing]

well personally i give mine a scrub with normal soap and then rub it together. Then rinse it well. I usually do this about 2 - 3 times to remove all the dirt properly.

[gb387]

Well I had a chance to give this another try... again the results were not quite what I was looking for.

Still didn't seem to completely dry the vehicle, again it did work very well on my bed cover and plastic trim (bumper and side step). I still plan to use it with my Water Magnet to dry the different types of surfaces.

I have gotten it a little dirty from who knows what... I remember the package saying not to machine wash, anyone have any suggestions in this area?

[SprintKing]

Good write up gb387,

i find the Microfiber Super Suede Drying Towel extremely beneficial for windows. Usually i swipe the first time then wring out and follow up with a 2nd time to get the desired result. Its not particularly absorbant but i believe that its benefits are in providing a scratch free finish, which is important after you've just spent 5 or so hours on the paint the week prior.

Its lonly et downs i feel are its absorbancy particularly on hot days when you just can work fast enough to beat the evaporation. On these occasions i have 3 on the go to help speed things along. But over all i think its a winner.

[gb387]

I got a chance to use Meguiars Microfiber Super Suede Drying Towel .

First Impressions:
Its packaged in some simple cardboard, and it serves its purpose.

Its a thin towel measuring 27" x 17". The instructions state to wet the towel and wring out prior to use.



Application/Use:
After a wash with Gold Class Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner I ran my hose without a nozzle to help sheet the water off. Then I moved on to the towel to dry.


Overall Impression:
The towel did seem to glide over the surface with just a little drag, I like that. The towel seemed to absorb some water while it smeared some of the water, leaving water spots and the need for a QD to clean up.

Where it did work best was on my vinyl bed cover to absorb the standing water. It also seemed to dry the vinyl better than the painted surfaces.

I am not overly impressed with this product. I do like it for use on standing water on flat surfaces such as my bed cover. I think I will stick with the Water Magnet Drying Towel for my main drying method. The Water Magnet (use on painted surfaces) used in combination with Super Suede Drying Towel (used on standing water) would be a good combo, but not necessary.

I will give it another try soon as I get a chance and post my opinion.

Brandon