Which is best for drying ONR? Weave Waffle ML or Plush MF?

Kamakaz1961 said:
I was always curious about the Microfiber Madness MF towels. I decided to buy a few towels based on what you said. I bought a drying and LSP towels. I hope you are correct!!
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they are sensational.

so, you got a Dry Me Crazy and which other towel?
 
builthatch said:
they are sensational.

so, you got a Dry Me Crazy and which other towel?
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I bought 1 Incredimitt and a few Microfiber Madness Summit 800's I am hoping the Summit 800's are great for removing the LSP (I use high end carni waxes).

The incredimitt will be my primary if it is great and the other mitts will be for the bottom 1/2 of the car and wheel wells.

The dry me crazy towel I would assume is awesome as I have a similar type toel (made in Korea) that is aesome. I am hoping these are better
 
A damp (pre wet and rung out) MF towel dries better than either you mentioned.
 
if you like them, get some crazy piles too.

insane quality. i'm even using them to clean glass now with no linting and zero residue using minimal passes...which i never thought i'd do with that sort of towel.
 
Bricklin said:
I think I know the alternative you're suggesting and no, they aren't the same.

MFT uses an 80/20 blend (Cheaper, but still fine) while TRC's are 70/30. Also, both companies are charging pretty much the same price & offer tiered-pricing that drops pretty quick. (They're practically neck & neck)

The edge goes to TRC though because they offer free shipping. :buffing:

And yes, I'm familiar with wholesale from both companies. MFT wholesale is good for the cheaper-grade stuff, but their korean starts at $4.25 while TRC's starts at $3.45.
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Actually you'd be incorrect. It's not mft I speak of. :)
 
Bricklin said:
I think I know the alternative you're suggesting and no, they aren't the same.

MFT uses an 80/20 blend (Cheaper, but still fine) while TRC's are 70/30. Also, both companies are charging pretty much the same price & offer tiered-pricing that drops pretty quick. (They're practically neck & neck)

The edge goes to TRC though because they offer free shipping. :buffing:

And yes, I'm familiar with wholesale from both companies. MFT wholesale is good for the cheaper-grade stuff, but their korean starts at $4.25 while TRC's starts at $3.45.
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Yeah....
My last order that had 51 of the Korean plush from MFT they were just a touch over half the price you qouted. ;) (Which is why I went ahead and got them.)

Although...... 30 would have been the same price (my price sheet (of course) isn't in line with the site's prices.) ;)

The other reason I bought so many is because another (very active) forum member said he wanted 20 of them. That I agreed to sell at cost no less! And 90 of the 360's on top of that and even had me do a "split case" getting gold as well as black..... costing me an additional 15%. Then he backed out leaving me holding the bag!

But hey.... he did go to Detail Fest and have a good time. :rolleyes:

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Weaselboy, PLEASE DO NOT post direct links to other sites that sell products competing with Autogeek. That is a HUGE no-no!


Better yet:

MFT = Microfiber Tech

Anyone that wants to call them, you'll likely end up with Ian answering the phone, (if not Dan). You'll not find another manufacturer (yes they have their own towels manufactured to their specifications) that you can speak to directly, AND that knows as much about microfiber as Ian does.

Just tell Ian that I sent ya'. ;)
 
I just ordered a Toro electric leaf blower($38) after thinking about and rejecting the blowers that sell for $400 for drying cars. With a waxed car the water will blow off easily and then require just a quick MF wipe for the few drips.
 
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