MF Towels – RockPick & Boss
#16
Premium drying towel
You have to have that one…
This one as well as the one's RockPick listed are all from the same site.
You have to have that one…
This one as well as the one's RockPick listed are all from the same site.
#17
#18
#19
GreenBuck50,
To start out, I would recommend getting yourself one or two of the Premium Big Blue WW towels for drying. I actually prefer to one of the Big Blues to "blot" the surface dry of most of the water, and one of the grey Super Soft WW towels to lightly wipe off any excess water. Now, a lot of people laugh, or scoff at me when I take these extra measures. However, the ones that have seen my truck, and seen how "few" swirls I get............... usually don't laugh for long.
Premium Big Blue here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/wafweavdryin.html
Super Soft here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/platsupsofdr.html
Next, I would get yourself a couple of the Soft and Plush towels for many of your detailing chores. They are a fine all around detailing towel.
Soft and Plush 20" x 40" here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/supplusmicto.html
Soft and Plush 16" x 16" here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/greenmictow.html
Lastly, I would get a couple of the DFTowels for removing waxes/sealants and final QD'ing. These towels are the softest, silkiest, and safest towels I've ever used on paint.
http://www.premiumautocare.com/dfcoto.html
Here's a great article on MF towels, and at the bottom of the article it talks about how to use them. Also, keep in mind that other sites also have good selections of MF towels. I just happen to like Premium for their great service, and competitive prices.
http://www.bettercarcare.com/articles.php?articleId=44
Hope this helps.
To start out, I would recommend getting yourself one or two of the Premium Big Blue WW towels for drying. I actually prefer to one of the Big Blues to "blot" the surface dry of most of the water, and one of the grey Super Soft WW towels to lightly wipe off any excess water. Now, a lot of people laugh, or scoff at me when I take these extra measures. However, the ones that have seen my truck, and seen how "few" swirls I get............... usually don't laugh for long.
Premium Big Blue here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/wafweavdryin.html
Super Soft here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/platsupsofdr.html
Next, I would get yourself a couple of the Soft and Plush towels for many of your detailing chores. They are a fine all around detailing towel.
Soft and Plush 20" x 40" here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/supplusmicto.html
Soft and Plush 16" x 16" here:
http://www.premiumautocare.com/greenmictow.html
Lastly, I would get a couple of the DFTowels for removing waxes/sealants and final QD'ing. These towels are the softest, silkiest, and safest towels I've ever used on paint.
http://www.premiumautocare.com/dfcoto.html
Here's a great article on MF towels, and at the bottom of the article it talks about how to use them. Also, keep in mind that other sites also have good selections of MF towels. I just happen to like Premium for their great service, and competitive prices.
http://www.bettercarcare.com/articles.php?articleId=44
Hope this helps.
#25
Originally posted by Graphic
Which would you recommend for chrome & aluminum polish (mother's brand, specifically)? Probably one of the soft & plush?
-G
Which would you recommend for chrome & aluminum polish (mother's brand, specifically)? Probably one of the soft & plush?
-G
#26
Originally posted by fishroe
Hey guys what kind of towel do you apply the nxt with? Just ordered my nxt today can't find it in the stores yet
Hey guys what kind of towel do you apply the nxt with? Just ordered my nxt today can't find it in the stores yet
The great thing about the NXT package is that it comes with a foam applicator pad. I'd recommend utilizing that... Removing the NXT should be done with a very high pile 100% cotton terry towel or, preferrably, a high quality microfiber like the DFT or Soft and Plush.
RP
#27
I can’t say enough about the microfiber towels RockPick mentioned above. I bought some on his and Boss advice and use them on my sonic blue L. I haven’t noticed any kind of scratching when using them.
The towel RockPick refers to for drying is absolutely awesome. When I first received it and see it I though no way could this towel dry the entire truck when it use to take 2 regular cotton towels (prior truck silver).
I can tell you it does indeed dry the entire truck with no problems and just feels much better going across the paint surface.
One more towel that I would recommend is this - For buffing off wax
It works excellent for buffing off the wax/polish. It is from the same site. I have one the one towel for drying as recommend by RockPick, and 3 of the blue towels and 2 of the above towels for buffing off the polish I use.
You really can not go wrong with these brand of microfiber…
The towel RockPick refers to for drying is absolutely awesome. When I first received it and see it I though no way could this towel dry the entire truck when it use to take 2 regular cotton towels (prior truck silver).
I can tell you it does indeed dry the entire truck with no problems and just feels much better going across the paint surface.
One more towel that I would recommend is this - For buffing off wax
It works excellent for buffing off the wax/polish. It is from the same site. I have one the one towel for drying as recommend by RockPick, and 3 of the blue towels and 2 of the above towels for buffing off the polish I use.
You really can not go wrong with these brand of microfiber…