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Originally Posted by cs133atom
Those are glass towels with probably very little "nap." Prolly not good for your paint
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02-10-2008, 11:50 AM
Originally Posted by guitarman502
My question is, are the Premium Quality 16x16 towels from ADS good enough to remove wax and polishes, or do I have to buy the Meguiars Supreme Shine towels? or are they essentially the same thing?
LSP removal is almost exclusively DF Towels.
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02-10-2008, 12:09 PM
Originally Posted by guitarman502
i'm sorry, gonna show my ignorance here.. what does DF stand for?
www.dftowel.com
Leo (owner) is a super good guy.
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I've tried every different micro-fiber towel there is I think including meguiars.
The best one for automotive paint (drying, wax removal and work great on glass) I've tried to date were bought at Target. They are the one's that come in blue & white stripe or pink & white stripe (same towel just different colors). Can't remember the maker though.
I bought about thirty of them in case they quit making them or quit carrying them.
The best one for automotive paint (drying, wax removal and work great on glass) I've tried to date were bought at Target. They are the one's that come in blue & white stripe or pink & white stripe (same towel just different colors). Can't remember the maker though.
I bought about thirty of them in case they quit making them or quit carrying them.
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Originally Posted by marlin39d
I've tried every different micro-fiber towel there is I think including meguiars.
The best one for automotive paint (drying, wax removal and work great on glass) I've tried to date were bought at Target. They are the one's that come in blue & white stripe or pink & white stripe (same towel just different colors). Can't remember the maker though.
I bought about thirty of them in case they quit making them or quit carrying them.
The best one for automotive paint (drying, wax removal and work great on glass) I've tried to date were bought at Target. They are the one's that come in blue & white stripe or pink & white stripe (same towel just different colors). Can't remember the maker though.
I bought about thirty of them in case they quit making them or quit carrying them.
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02-10-2008, 05:04 PM
Originally Posted by attworth
Guitarman.... Should I outbid you? I've had the winning bid on that item for several days now. Wake up this morning and you've outbid me.
On the one hand, I really want it... On the other hand, I don't want to outbid a member.
On the one hand, I really want it... On the other hand, I don't want to outbid a member.
Hey attworth, sorry man, i didn't realize that was you... if I knew it was you I wouldn't have bid. Let me know how you like it!
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02-12-2008, 09:51 AM
Originally Posted by hwm3
How do the PakShak towels compare to the DF towels?
Don't get me wrong... both are fantastic towels but, in my personal opinion, I'd give the edge to the DFT...
If I have a minute in the next few days... I'll try to take a snapshot of them side by side...