Drying towels for black paint?
03-10-2005, 02:07 PM
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Drying towels for black paint? My old towels are Fieldcrest but I can't find them. Anyone know where I can get them or a new brand that is really good?
03-10-2005, 02:24 PM
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Fieldcrest declared bankruptcy. If you want to stay with cotton, look for Supima.
I use microfiber...waffle weave drying towels from www.pakshak.com and regular microfiber towels from www.dftowel.com
Kevin Overall sells Supima towels and DF towels - koverall@cddn.com
I use microfiber...waffle weave drying towels from www.pakshak.com and regular microfiber towels from www.dftowel.com
Kevin Overall sells Supima towels and DF towels - koverall@cddn.com
03-10-2005, 03:17 PM
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I use "the absorber" on my black car and it hasn't scratched it or left swirl marks yet. Should I not be using that?
03-10-2005, 05:27 PM
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03-10-2005, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by ZaneO
Fieldcrest declared bankruptcy. If you want to stay with cotton, look for Supima.
I use microfiber...waffle weave drying towels from www.pakshak.com and regular microfiber towels from www.dftowel.com
Kevin Overall sells Supima towels and DF towels - koverall@cddn.com
I use microfiber...waffle weave drying towels from www.pakshak.com and regular microfiber towels from www.dftowel.com
Kevin Overall sells Supima towels and DF towels - koverall@cddn.com
03-10-2005, 07:03 PM
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Originally Posted by sleek silverado
What is the difference in use or quality between the waffle weave and the regular?
03-10-2005, 09:21 PM
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When used with caution, a leaf blower is one of the best ways to dry your car because you never touch or rub the finish.
I understand that the Toro 210mph blower is one of the better ones to use.
I understand that the Toro 210mph blower is one of the better ones to use.
03-10-2005, 09:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Martingale
I use "the absorber" on my black car and it hasn't scratched it or left swirl marks yet. Should I not be using that?
I used the Absorber for a while, but then I started getting some pretty serious swirls. It works, but you have to keep that thing CLEAN. If any dirt gets trapped on it, you will get swirls and scratches. I use a waffle weave towel now and I wash it after every use.
-Mike
