Rag Co. Blue Eagle Edgeless Towels & WW
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FUNX650
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- Dec 1, 2010
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They’ve always done right by me. :dblthumb2:
•Yes.
-I like these:
Cobra’s ’The Guzzler Waffle Weave’
(16” x 24”)
Bob
DMiglio
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Agree with Bob,
The EE towels are very soft and plush. They work well for applying and buffing quick detailers and spray on wipe off products.
I too like waffle weave towels for glass, nice flat low pile means no streaks left behind. I’d recommend grabbing a few as it’s best you use the “2 towel method.”
First towel you spray with cleaner and wipe down window. Repeat if window is really dirty. Buff any remaining cleaner or streaks with your second clean, dry towel.
The EE towels are very soft and plush. They work well for applying and buffing quick detailers and spray on wipe off products.
I too like waffle weave towels for glass, nice flat low pile means no streaks left behind. I’d recommend grabbing a few as it’s best you use the “2 towel method.”
First towel you spray with cleaner and wipe down window. Repeat if window is really dirty. Buff any remaining cleaner or streaks with your second clean, dry towel.
mc2hill
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- Feb 19, 2009
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Those towels are good for removing waxes, sealants, and polish.
I like tRC 16x16 Creature Edgeless towels for waterless & rinseless washing, and general use. And their FTW towels are fantastic for drying.
I like tRC 16x16 Creature Edgeless towels for waterless & rinseless washing, and general use. And their FTW towels are fantastic for drying.