CG microfibers

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How are their microfibers? I'll be using them for polish and wax removal. They have some much to pick from and can get confusing. I can get them shipped for free from Amazon since I'm in Hawaii, so my choices are limited.

Also seems like everyone recommend the ones made in Korea but Amazon do not carry them.
 
I'm sure their MFs are the same other brands. I do have a couple Sasquatch Maximus towels, which I'm pretty sure are CG branded. I also have some Cookie Monster towels which I use a lot.

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I use their El Gordo and Orange banger for a lot of things. Also, I have a few of their waffle weave drying towels and they perform excellent. I've had all of mine over a year and they are still in good condition. Of course, proper washing and drying techniques will help keep your microfiber towels nice and plush!
 
Burns ST said:
I'm sure their MFs are the same other brands. I do have a couple Sasquatch Maximus towels, which I'm pretty sure are CG branded. I also have some Cookie Monster towels which I use a lot.

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Thats what I was thinking, but I kept reading certain microfibers can scratch your paint.
 
I have some of the 16x16 gold with the black border super towels and they have been good they are 70/30 made in china.
 
How about their MF cutting and polishing pads? They look just like BnS pads?
 
isn't pakshack in hawaii... er however you spell it I've heard good things about them
 
I own the Blue Monsters, El Gordo Fatty Limes, and the Gray Matter waffle weave.

My fav out of all of them are the Fatty Limes, I got 6 for $10 and they are plush (70/30). They are really similar to the yellow towel that comes with the Mothers Clay kit and almost as plush as the Gold Plush Jr's from AG, great all-purpose towel! The Blue Monsters are similar to the Clean & Buff towel sold my AG. The Gray Matter is pretty decent, it gets a little overwhelmed when I dry my wife's Pilot so I may need a larger dying towel.
 
I have the El Gordo's Fatty Limes, Chubby Supra's, and one of their big gray waffel weave towels. I really like them, and if you get them off CG's website and order 12 of them they are only $1.39 a piece which I thought was good for a plush (70/30) towel.
 
Some CG towels are awesome and some are well...just not.

AG Towel Left, CG Towel Right.







I like Autogeeks better a little lighter towel, has longer pile on both sides, feels softer to the touch. Also the CG towels faded...the towels are the same age.
 
Scott@IncrediblyDetailed said:
Some CG towels are awesome and some are well...just not.

AG Towel Left, CG Towel Right.







I like Autogeeks better a little lighter towel, has longer pile on both sides, feels softer to the touch. Also the CG towels faded...the towels are the same age.
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cleaned with the same product? ag are almost 2x the price. I like the 60 cg towels I have
 
I have a bunch of them due to the price. IN fact they are what I use most in my detailing business. I have had them for almost 2 years and have washed them numerous times and they still work great. You can't beat them for the price.
 
kjn said:
How are their microfibers? I'll be using them for polish and wax removal. They have some much to pick from and can get confusing. I can get them shipped for free from Amazon since I'm in Hawaii, so my choices are limited.

Also seems like everyone recommend the ones made in Korea but Amazon do not carry them.
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how about the rag company on amazon?
 
I’ve purchased from The Rag Company before. Good products, they like others purchase towels from a central manufacture and just rebrand them.


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