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Have you called about this issue? Mine have never been used and they are unraveling. The first batch I received were perfect. These look like seconds to me.

I purchased 6 Woobie MF towels last year and I love them for use as a final wipe down when using a Detail spray. Just bought 6 more as a BOGO special and they are junk. One edge(and they are borderless) of each towel is ragged and material is literally unraveling. The edge is even crooked as...

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I have had great luck using a 2 towel system. I lightly spray a small section maybe like 2x3 then wipe with these towels lightly turning frequently as the towel gets damp. Then follow up with a final buffing with a Woobie borderless towel , which I love BTW.

Update on UWW+. After a shaky start with this product I am learning to love it. I am still somewhat afraid to use it as a waterless wash on my Vet for fear I would screw it up, but for light dust removal like a QD or for use following a regular wash it is fabulous. As silverfox stated it leaves...

Recently purchased my first bottle of UWW+ concentrate and I tried a waterless clean up on my wife's Lexus (Starfire Pearl) I must admit I was quite concerned about scratching the clear coat even though the car was not that dirty, so I stopped after a short practice area where I thought I could...

I would be very interested on your opinion of the Zaino towels compared to the Woobies. Thanks..:props:

I also waited a long time for these to be back in stock and during that time AG had a sale on the Woobie Mf 6 pack and I tried those. Not great for everything but a fabulous Mf for the final polishing after removing polish with a traditional MF towel, or as a final wipe after using detail spray...

Please forgive me if this has been hashed out a million times but a quick search is not reaviling any hits. 04 torch red corvette that is beautiful after Claying, buffing with meg. 105, and nxt 2.0 wax. Pollen here in the northeast is terrible till summer. I have tried many different detailing...

Don't forget the pictures Mike. I always use flhden. Den is my name and flh is the type of harley I drive. FLHTC electra glide classic. I am on several Harley forums and have been for many years. Sure can learn a lot from a group.

Thank You very much Alex.

Gosh LSwon must be like Smith in the forum world. LOL

That was my thought all along Jim. Having been in the const field for many years I use PC palm sanders all the time and I have at least 4 that are 15 years old and I have burned up maybe 3 that are 5 years old or less. Think I'll hang onto to my old 7336.

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It's very addictive when you see the results. Glad it's looking good. As far as finding you on the corvette forum I just searched for posts from LSwon and there you were. We are not very good at disguising our past are we.

What I meant was what did you replace it with?

Thats odd Mark because the 7346 is the model that is supposed to be exactly like the 7424, which has more power than mine. How did you resolve your problem?

Mike: I was doing a little research today on my PC 7336 that I use for polishing. From what I learned from the Porter Cable site is that this old unit works between 2500 and 6000 opm, where the 7424 works between 2500 and 6500 opm. Bottom line is I told you to try bumping up your speed to #6...

I have done a little research on my 7336 sander today and this is what I found. My sander is at least 12 to 15 years old and the plate calls it a 7336 HD type 1 ro sander,3.7 amps 2500 to 6000 opm. They do sell a type 2, 7336 with a 4 amp motor now with the same opm speeds. I actually called...

I posted this comment in the introduce yourself section, but thought it might be appropriate here also. When I started reading up on removing swirls and how the Random orbital polishers are the way to go for novices and Porter Cable was highly recommended I remembered I had purchased a PC...