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Thanks, everyone. Lousy technique will produce lousy results and since I'm new to this, I expect that I will not get the results that you guys with years of experience and knowledge get. That is why this place is great and you guys are the best.

Okay, so this response begs the question of why so many manufacters of these products state plainly that their "conditioners/cleaner-conditioners" will restore/make your "coated" leather soft and supple. As an example (direct quotes): "penetrates and nourishes leather of all ages, even surface...

This weekend I'll use the newly washed towels (I always line dry) and see what the washing has done. I'm gonna try the pre-soak method - makes sense to me. :dblthumb2:

The one advantage to the chamois was the ease of wringing, the MF towels are hard to wring out (at least for me) leaving me with a less absorbent cloth after the first pass. :poke: I think you've hit the nail on the head. :props: That was my thought too, however I did start with a waffle...

I just washed all my MF towels - together! I didn't think about cross contamination in the wash. I will say that was AFTER all of the above took place and I haven't tried using the towels yet. I noticed after the wash (regular detergent) that some still stains on them. I read in another post...

I'm kinda new to the high end detailing products, so I have been trying a lot of new stuff (to me) over the last couple of months. I have a new car that I wash and use a quick detailer on a couple of times a week. I haven't done anything drastic to it yet even though it was a 2010 demo and has a...