Indeed. If this is all you can afford, go for it. Vroom towels aren't bad, really.
There's only one problem you should be aware of: lint.
I bought a large pack of the orange Vroom towels a long time ago (when I started on my "detailing" journey), and they worked ok. However, it wasn't until after I used it on my glass that I realized, in horror, the sheer amount of tiny orange lint it left everywhere!
You won't really notice it on paint, but on glass and on interior surfaces, you will.
I now use my Vroom towels for engine bay, wheel, wheel well, and possible underbody duty.
If you can't afford quality towels like Cobra, that's fine. I didn't spend that much money at the beginning either.
If you want to use the Vroom towel, I say, go ahead and test it and see if you like it (if its *good enough*). For the glass, go ahead and go to Wal-Mart and pick up their MF waffle weaves (white, two to a pack, $2.96). They work surprisingly well and can even be used on paint, but nothing really compares to a quality waffle weave on glass. I still like my Cobra waffle weaves for glass, but the Wal-Mart ones are nothing to complain about, either.
There's only one problem you should be aware of: lint.
I bought a large pack of the orange Vroom towels a long time ago (when I started on my "detailing" journey), and they worked ok. However, it wasn't until after I used it on my glass that I realized, in horror, the sheer amount of tiny orange lint it left everywhere!
You won't really notice it on paint, but on glass and on interior surfaces, you will.
I now use my Vroom towels for engine bay, wheel, wheel well, and possible underbody duty.
If you can't afford quality towels like Cobra, that's fine. I didn't spend that much money at the beginning either.
If you want to use the Vroom towel, I say, go ahead and test it and see if you like it (if its *good enough*). For the glass, go ahead and go to Wal-Mart and pick up their MF waffle weaves (white, two to a pack, $2.96). They work surprisingly well and can even be used on paint, but nothing really compares to a quality waffle weave on glass. I still like my Cobra waffle weaves for glass, but the Wal-Mart ones are nothing to complain about, either.
