Where do you guys get good towels from?
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I'm in need to replace my towels as they have all gotten contaminated and are on engine bay duty now. Short of ordering some off line (Zaino always seems to be sold out) where do you guys get yours from. I'm looking for some quality no swirl towels. I'm not big on microfiber, but maybe I've never gotten any good ones.
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I use nothing but microfiber towels.
Here is the site that I go to for most of my supplies; http://www.autopia-carcare.com/
Here is the site that I go to for most of my supplies; http://www.autopia-carcare.com/
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I would say Adam's as well. Their drying towel is huge and absorbs water like no other, and their single soft and double soft towels are some of the softest towels I have ever felt. I have never tried any other quality microfiber towels, so can't comment on any others.
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I get the blue and white microfiber towels from Walmart or Autozone and I think they work great.
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So when it comes to cars you care about, try to spend the $$$ on something that was lessen the change of marring up the surface. I still water blade my cars but follow up with Meguiars Water Magnets so go fig.
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I had no idea Adam's was a sponsor on here either, I've watched a ton of their videos on their website, most of them were pretty good.
The pack I got from Advance I couldn't use to take off polish because it would just scratch the clear coat. I gave them to my mom for house hold use.
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I do have some really nice MF towels, but the ones that are the cheapest and work pretty damn good is the ones you get at Costco. 25 pack for $10 I think. The Walmart 15 pack for $10 is the same thing. At Costco, you can buy a pack all one color in yellow, orange, green and blue. Walmart's come in yellow, orange and green all together. I have polished a lot of cars, mostly black ones it seems. They don't scratch the paint. Improper care and use is what causes these good cheap microfiber towels to get a bad rep.
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Walmart. Yellow microfiber towels. They come in a two pack.
Was told by the professional that detailed my car that the towels are solid. Been using these towels for a while now and still no swirls.
Was told by the professional that detailed my car that the towels are solid. Been using these towels for a while now and still no swirls.
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