Where to get Quality Microfibers ?
05-12-2006, 02:26 PM
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Where to get Quality Microfibers ? I would like to get some new ones as the ones I have are preatty used. I bought them at Target. It was a pack of like 11 I think. Preatty good but Im looking to see if there are any better quality out there.
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05-12-2006, 03:13 PM
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I get mine here:
http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/microfiber.html
The nap is fine enough that it won't scratch a polished aluminum surface. Facial tissue can scratch a polished aluminum surface. That should tell you how fine it is.
http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/microfiber.html
The nap is fine enough that it won't scratch a polished aluminum surface. Facial tissue can scratch a polished aluminum surface. That should tell you how fine it is.
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I just bought a set of Pak Shak towels from Zane's Shine Shoppe and am VERY pleased with them. I like them much better than the pack I bought from ProperAutoCare.
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Originally Posted by chupr0kabra
I just bought a set of Pak Shak towels from Zane's Shine Shoppe and am VERY pleased with them. I like them much better than the pack I bought from ProperAutoCare.
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05-13-2006, 07:52 AM
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This may sound crazy but I got mine from good old Wal-Mart!! They are alot larger almost size of a bath towel. I really like them and they work extremely well. I have other small ones I use for waxing. The large ones are really great for drying!
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Originally Posted by ssmaro
Tropi-care, Using those cheap towels from wal-mart will also scratch your paint. You get what you pay for.
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Originally Posted by mtb989s
Go to some place like sam's club. You can get 24 for $12 and I think my car likes them too.
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i wouldnt buy from a retail store.. get them from a place that specalizes in auto detailing care. as posted in the thread above ^. I got my waffle weaves from pakshak
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you guys all say that they scratch your paint i bet its just dirt that you didn't wash off...
yeah you get what you pay for but how many ways can you make a microfiber cloth. you gotta look at it from both sides. how and when did the user use it?
yeah you get what you pay for but how many ways can you make a microfiber cloth. you gotta look at it from both sides. how and when did the user use it?