Which waffle weave is this?

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I have tried several different drying towels but this one always works best for me. I want at least a couple more but the only problem is I don't know who made this particular one. It measures 30 x 36. Can anyone tell me so I can buy some more? TIA

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I have never seen that one before. The edges look like over stitch which can mar your paint. My favorite are The Rag company. Really great prices on waffle weaves and they are edgeless. By far the best WW I have ever used
 
inDetail said:
I have never seen that one before. The edges look like over stitch which can mar your paint. My favorite are The Rag company. Really great prices on waffle weaves and they are edgeless. By far the best WW I have ever used
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I'll check those out. Thanks.
 
inDetail said:
I have never seen that one before. The edges look like over stitch which can mar your paint. My favorite are The Rag company. Really great prices on waffle weaves and they are edgeless. By far the best WW I have ever used
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Which one the dry me a river?
 
ezriderga said:
It may be however I don't remember anything about it being budget. It simply does a great job.
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I just meant it's their most affordable waffle weave. I have a couple small ones I use for windows. I use their white WW for paint....I wanted the blue Korean one but they are sold out.
 
Quickstrike32 said:
It looks like the MFT budget waffle weave
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This is not the WW towel from MFT. The WW towels from MFT have satin edges and are awesome. They suck up tons of water - even though they are thin. I wouldn't use the above OP towel because the edges look shady to me.

MFT WW looks like this:

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I don't use the cry me the rivers. I dry my cars by sheeting the water followed by electric leaf blower then a waffle weave for touch up so I get the 16x24 master clean waffle weave for touch up. I have two dedicated for drying and usually only use one. The others I have are used for QD, spray wax spreading then buff off with a plush. Then for claying. It's easier to use a waffle weave for claying since you use so much lube makes clean up much faster
 
That looks like it's from an auto parts store, or a big chain store. If you want a wonderful towel for drying, soft and will last. Then check out microfiber madness "dry me crazy" and their waffle weave as well.
 
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