About Microfiber...

[dagonas]

Hi

I am a spanish newbie who wants to buy some microfiber items

Please, may anyone tell me which microfiber items do i have to buy?

Thanx

 

[GMC83]

i have had great luck with the Supreme Shine Microfibers and Vroom/Costco ones

 

[dublifecrisis]

If you go to the 'store' section of this website and get to the Microfiber section, there is a chart that explains the different towels. The short answer is:
You need some 'all purpose' cheaper towels for general cleaning (interior, windows, leather, engine, wheels). Then you'll need some specific duty towels for removing wax, polish, some for quick detail/pampering, and some drying ones.

It can be more complicated than that, but you get my point. Don't be cheap on the towels tha touch your paint whether for drying or removing a wax. You can be cheap on the 'all purpose' ones.

Take good care of these towels and they will last a couple years with a lot of use and dozens of washes.

 

[BenzDetailer]

I like the complete line of Cobra from AG Max believes in quality and when Microfiber is the main thing touching your paint day after day I would not trust some discount store towel just because it says MICROFIBER. There is a difference. I have also had great success with some waffle weave from Meguiars.

 

[VISITOR]

all the cobra microfibers i have tried have been excellent. if you want a great thick, plush towel that isn't overly plush like many microfiber towels being sold today, get some of the supreme 530's...

Supreme 530 microfiber towel, buffing cloth, drying towel, detailing towel, 530 towel

 

[Wendell Jarvis]

If you go to the 'store' section of this website and get to the Microfiber section, there is a chart that explains the different towels. The short answer is:
You need some 'all purpose' cheaper towels for general cleaning (interior, windows, leather, engine, wheels). Then you'll need some specific duty towels for removing wax, polish, some for quick detail/pampering, and some drying ones.

It can be more complicated than that, but you get my point. Don't be cheap on the towels tha touch your paint whether for drying or removing a wax. You can be cheap on the 'all purpose' ones.

Take good care of these towels and they will last a couple years with a lot of use and dozens of washes.

:iagree::iagree::iagree:

 

[ScottB]

check the BOGO area first, lots of deals to get started.

Drying : Green Guzzler
polish removal : Indigos
wax buffing : Supremes
qding : Shamrock, Ultras, Jrs
glass : MF WW Towel