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In that case, I will just stick to the occasional rotten eggs

Interested in this as a prewash foam. Just wondering if it smells like iron remover.

I would go with the Gyeon wax as it is compatible with ceramic coatings. Not sure about the Turtle Wax.

It will likely work better if applied on dry wheel. Just scrub after letting sit. If your tires are dirty, you will have to do multiple passes. I wouldn't mix wash soap with Brake Buster, it would only dilute the bb.

I like eagle edgeless 500s from TRC

I do want to compare the PFM to my other twist loops, but the price is too high just to experiment for fun. Maybe on a good sale one day.

I am fully aware of it. Im not a pro detailer, so I dont need the highest absorbency. Having the highest absorbancy doesnt mean the best towel for me. I just need enough to dry my own car easily without wringing. I have multiple twist loop towels, they are my backup towels tbh. Different strokes...

Scott shop towels. Not too worried about scratches as long as im using a lubricious qd

Im sure some people are just more sensitive to it. Not saying they are unsafe or rough, I just prefer other types. Form over function for me :laughing:

What boxers are those?

What boxers are those?

Congrats. What products were they using for the planes?

I myself don't like the grabbiness either. Look up a micro twist pile towel. It absorbs almost as much as a twisted loop but smooth across the paint.

Twisted loop towels always feel a bit grabby.

Chemical Guys has spiffy marketing.... I would look into ceramic coating your car. Lot of good options depending on your needs. The hybrid ceramic sprays from Meguiars and TW have good durability and easy to use. If you want to get more serious then look into Carpro, Gtechniq, Gyeon. These are...

Hardly ever hear anyone mention the MTM microfibers. Almost certain the duplex is a rebrand of the Purestar duplex, which is highly regarded in the UK forums