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As always, a great help and wealth of information. Thanks. Jim

:wow:The Mr. Meguiar???

"maybe your thought processes leans towards creating a new hybrid-finishing-wax of some sort ." That probably IS part of my thought process!!

Just lazy, don't want to have to change out the pads. Thought I'd just mixed them together, apply to pad, and hit it.

My main reason in mixing them is just to finish them off. I have tons of waxes around and like most, I'm always looking for the perfect wax. Never was all that impressed with NXT, thinking of giving Wolfgang a try. Any and all suggestions are welcome. I've used P21S, Blitz, Collinite...

Feed back pleaseI have 2 partial bottles of Meguiar’s waxes. One is NXT 2.0 Tech Wax and the other is Mirror Glaze Hi-Tech Yellow wax #26. Getting ready to wax wife’s car and apply wax with DA Buffer; can I mix both waxes in the same bottle to apply? I can’t see any obvious problems in doing...

Thanks for all the help and answers from all; I especially like the answer by WAXMAX Originally Posted by Waxmax IMO, linting is the nature of microfiber. The fibers (sooner or later) loosen and shed. Also the comments by SETEC ASTRONOMY. I'm going to run some "tests" on the...

This is from a 2007 Forum, that's 5 years ago, and seems folks are having the same problem today. Read on..................... @#$& MicroFiber Lint -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I washed by themselves, did a separate rinse in vinegar and...

By the way UPS just delivered my order of Cobra Microfiber cloths a little while ago. Should I wash them? Should I use as is from the box? Should I boil them? Should I use vinegar? Should I use cold or hot water in the wash? Should I use detergent? Or, Should I send them back??

Where does one buy 100% Cotton Baby Diapers today? I used then when my kids were little tykes, but now they are all adults with kids of thier own, and use Pampers!

Hey, at this point, most anything makes sense. Seriously, what you say does make sense, but whenever I wash a bunch of them in the washer, and then put them in the dryer, not a spec of lint is on the screen! I supose they are waiting to attach to my car finish.

Thanks, I'll try anything at this point. I have not boiled them yet, but I have washed them in VERY hot water and double rinsed. I'll give the vinegar a shot. I mean I'll use the vinegar and then have a shot of Jack Daniel's.:dunno:

Almost identical problems. I also have a Black metalic bike and it is a royal pain in the a** to get it looking right. First I got rid of the swirls, and now I have mico lint all over it. Hope to get some experts to comment.

DA....Brain dead.:thankyousign:

Sorry, what is a "WW"?

Thanks, I just did.

Well, so far the news is not all that encouraging. Microfiber has been all the rage to replace cotton, but it simply appears that cotton is superior in some cases. I wonder why this concern has not been expressed by more folks in the past. Is there a secret club out there on how to get this...

Just saw your note on the Cobra towels, so now I'm really concerned.

I have a bunch of the Meguiar's Microfiber towels, and some of the super waffle type for windows, and i have some that I'm not sure about. I have about 60 towels in all different sizes and degree of plushness. I cut the tags off them when I get them, so not sure of some of the brands. I just...

I use Microfiber cloths to detail my car, and I've noticed, for example, after drying off my windows with a microfiber cloth, I see a zillion little lint specs. I also see the same problem on the car finish; either drying, wax removal, detail spray, etc. I actually have to go back with a cotton...