daniellejorge
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Have you tried the eagle edgeless from ragcompany?? How good are them?
They look the same as woobies but never seen anyone mentioning this seller.
What's your FAV microfiber towels
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Have you tried the eagle edgeless from ragcompany?? How good are them?
They look the same as woobies but never seen anyone mentioning this seller.
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My favorite affordable towel is Euro 300 gsm (red towel) Don't confuse this with the costco ones, or whatever everybody always talks about when you mention eurow.
Good towels. Won't scratch and have decent edges.
Good towels. Won't scratch and have decent edges.
Does this mean the Wave Rider is better at drying than the Dry Me Crazy? I recently got the Dry Me Crazy and was amazed at how easy it just picked up water off paint.
swanicyouth
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No. I just prefer the waffle weave more. I can easily dry my car with the Jr, but I do a final rinse with DI water which helps a lot. I also like the Jr for spray waxes. I just use it more.
I don't know what the Rag Company is. I have too many towels now and all I'll probably get from now on are MicroFiber Madness.
daniellejorge
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Tks for your feedback, u r a microfiber guru!! lol
I'll get some crazy pile to try and was thinking about getting some BOAS too and hope I'm done.
Already ordered MFTechs, green 600 for waterless, the korean's 4XX (i already own these and like it a lot) and the WW ( i have couple guzzlers and like them) and the autofiber edgeless. I already own their 360 but not impressed.
From DI's reTHICHulous, and from AG, supreme 530, jr 600 and artic white.
cardaddy
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Love both the 600's and 700's from MF Tech. Although I think the 530's are probably the overall toughest most durable towel out there. (And at a stupidly affordable price.)
Just messing with ya' here brother, but the MF Tech Korean is 460gsm.
Not near as inexpensive as the others, but nowhere near as rough on the ol' wallet as the boutique towels. 
I asked Ian recently about the new super fluffy edgeless 400's he has. Have some in my cart to try before stepping up to a case load on them. I see those being vewy, veeeewwwwy, VEEEEEEERRRRRRRRY popular.
Looks like there will be some ladder pricing coming soon as well. 
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I asked Ian recently about the new super fluffy edgeless 400's he has. Have some in my cart to try before stepping up to a case load on them. I see those being vewy, veeeewwwwy, VEEEEEEERRRRRRRRY popular.
They look nice. How good are they?? They are similar to which towel?
Damn it, I will ask Ian to throw a pack in my order since it didn't ship it yet. lol Im the MAN
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I just ordered a dozen of these. I'll see how they work out. Good to know they wont scratch.
XSSIVE
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I don't have one single favorite do it all towel since starting my absurd towel collection I learned just like most things there's a right tool for the job. Sure you can bash in a nail with the back of a screwdriver but a hammer works better. Just like a short nap towel removes compound better than one with a long super fluffy nap.
My towel pics for reference, just updated it with more pics the other day...
Just a few (haha) microfiber towel pics...
My towel pics for reference, just updated it with more pics the other day...
Just a few (haha) microfiber towel pics...
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Let me know what you think. I'm still on the fence about them, but for the price I think they are excellent. I wish the edges were a little better but they aren't horrible.
The yellow 350's have really bad corners, that will scratch.
WantcarPerfect
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I like the blue rolled edge MF's also. Very nice for the price. I also like the Gold Plush Jrs. and the Gold plush 16 x 24. However I can get 3 blue rolled edge for the price of one Gold Plush 16 x 24.
If I'm only using them for interiors, glass etc. I use the Costco MF's
If I'm only using them for interiors, glass etc. I use the Costco MF's
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I've been using Griot's for years, have their yellow and white for removing wax/sealants and polishes, their blue ones for QD duty and a pair of their large mf towels for drying, one of which is about 8 yrs old! I couldn't be happier with them. I also have what I believe is a Cobra thick plush mf towel that came w/ something I ordered here, maybe BFWD and its a great towel as well, I use it to apply spray waxes, its gray and trimmed in black.
Sent from my SPH-M930 using AG Online
Sent from my SPH-M930 using AG Online
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I'm not sure the origin of the MF towels. I ordered them from AMMONYC but knowing Larry I assume they are decent quality. They are red and listed at 300 GSM. For the price I figured I would try them out.
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I'm pretty sure those are Eurow, relabeled. He has suggested the 300gsm eurow towels in the past, is why I say that.
Mine are 16 by 16. His are 16x24, which is a huge plus. I buy mine off amazon.
I'm not sure why the 300 gsm are better than the eurow 350's. I like the 350's for interior, but the edges aren't quite as good and the tags aren't removable. My 300's didn't have tags to start with, which is how it should be.
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Do the edges on the Ammo towels look like this? If so, I know the source for them in 16x24 and 16x16 which my below pictured towel is. The source lists them as 400gsm though and aside from the average quality generic edge the actual usable portion of the towel is real nice. If they had better edges I'd use them more often.
Notice the typical stitched edge and if you look close you can see a tiny bit of white between the red stitches. They also come with sewn in tags that read "Super Towel".
Notice the typical stitched edge and if you look close you can see a tiny bit of white between the red stitches. They also come with sewn in tags that read "Super Towel".
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I have 16 x 16 & 16 x 24. The 16 x 16 are easier to fold and handle but its nice to have the 16 x 24 for more surface area. I like to use these MF towels on interiors as well. I have MF towels from 300 gsm to 600 gsm. I guess you can never have enough MF towels on hand.
Do the edges on the Ammo towels look like this? If so, I know the source for them in 16x24 and 16x16 which my below pictured towel is. The source lists them as 400gsm though and aside from the average quality generic edge the actual usable portion of the towel is real nice. If they had better edges I'd use them more often.
Notice the typical stitched edge and if you look close you can see a tiny bit of white between the red stitches. They also come with sewn in tags that read "Super Towel".
I'll let you know when they arrive. I have towels right now in 16 x 24 that I got here on AGO that basically have the same edge. I think they are 300 gsm as well.
