Im looking for a new set of microfiber towels, and i found these at walmart.
Can anyone comment if they are any good or not? http://www.walmart.com/ip/Microtex-P...-15pk/23569849
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10-17-2014
Im looking for a new set of microfiber towels, and i found these at walmart.
Can anyone comment if they are any good or not? http://www.walmart.com/ip/Microtex-P...-15pk/23569849
10-17-2014
Well wht do you plan on using them for..if it's for paint..fcuk no they wouldn't touch my paint I stick with the Cobra line of towels (autogeek)..yea yea I kno more money then you wanted to spend but to each there own..
10-17-2014
Ill be using them for interior detailing and glass cleaning.Originally Posted by REDCOMPG
10-17-2014
Those will be fine then
Just don't use them for paint!
10-17-2014
I love those towels. I use them
10-17-2014
I've never used this brand but why wouldn't you for paint? Are not all microfiber towels equal?
10-17-2014
I have some. Been using them for the last 6 months.
I only use them for tires & wells,inside wheels, glass ,interior, etc.....NO paint. They are 350 gsm and a good little utility towel.
They launder clean after being black.
I just used 4 today.
For the paint I'll use Chemical Guys gold plush to buff after drying with a Cobra guzzler and Megs Ultimate Quik wax for a drying aid.. .............http://www.amazon.com/Chemical-Guys-...=chemical+guys
Or the Cobra Jrs.
But yeah, better than a bath towel and for about 70cents each, not bad to have on hand.
10-18-2014
It's not a half million dollar lambo guys, I use whatever microfiber cloths on my paint and I see zero difference.
10-18-2014
Doesn't have to be a million dollar car. It's a car you spent money on. If spending a little more for quality microfiber that will reduce the chances of further scratching or marring the paint,. Then why wouldn't you.
10-18-2014
On a silver car yeah, try that shizness on a black car.
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