Recent content by brvczy

I personally only use the good stuff and tend to stay away for the department/auto/club store bulk packages as they are not the best quality, but then I am only working with my personal vehicles mostly maintaining as opposed to having to "clean". I do understand the need for use of the cheaper...

I found make-up brushes and artist brushes (not the nylon kind) are amazing. They tend to be better quality hair (not boars) and finer. Yes, you will spend some $, but they make fine detailing so much easier and can get into the teeny/tiny crevices. I bought 2 sets of various sizes and...

Thanks for the suggestions. Since I already have my doubts, I will probably stick to the my Chemical Guys wash mitt (I got a black one for wheels only). I may treat the wheels with a wheel cleaner first to speed up the process. The wheels don't get that dirty with my continual maintenance in...

I tend to stay away from the cheaper MF towels as they are a blend of 80/20 or worse; can result in scratching. Investing is a good set of MF towels is worth the $ and when properly cared for, will last a long time. IMO I store my color coded towels in clear plastic containers (the shoe box...

The wheels on my Mini Cooper are a high gloss black. After receiving the Speed Master Jr. Wheel brush, it feels as though the bristles are very coarse and may scratch the finish. Should I have bought the Woolies instead or is there another product that won't scratch?

I agree with Setec Astronomy. I wash mine like the other MF towels, but ALWAYS separately. Also, if I use different colored MF towels with the same detailing product, I still wash them separately. Chemical Guys Microfiber Wash, Chemical Guys Microfiber Wash + Microfiber Cleaning Detergent...