best 100% cotton detailing cloths?
02-27-10, 12:44 PM
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best 100% cotton detailing cloths?
For interior cleaning and waxing I prefer the 100% diaper-type cloths (over terry and microcloths). Can anyone recommend a brand of 100% cotton detailing cloths that remained soft after repeated washings.
02-27-10, 03:49 PM
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Diapers have polyester or nylon stitching. I don't use them for that reason. I have a nice supply of 100% cotton terrycloth cotton from Canon. These remain soft after many washings. I use vinegar in the rinse cycle. Terry also has the advantage of having deep pile so as to encapsulate grit and thereby not scratch paint.
That said I prefer microfiber. If you use top quality microfiber you will conclude that they remove product cleanly with less rubbing. Cheap MF is not worth the money.
That said I prefer microfiber. If you use top quality microfiber you will conclude that they remove product cleanly with less rubbing. Cheap MF is not worth the money.
02-28-10, 09:34 AM
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The real benefit of the Microfiber cloths, especially when doing an interior, is their ability to grab and hold dust and dirt.
Their unique structure actually traps the dirt and dust, rather than just moving it around like a standard Cotton Cloth.
http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...ber/Categories
We are one of the few carriers of these towels, we chose them specifically because of their amazing quality. While few other vendors are actually scaling up their towels and bringing in better quality in order to cut cost, we have consistently sought to improve the quality of our MF towels.
We use the green specifically for the interior. The combo of a short nap on one side is great for cleaning, things like seats, carpets, etc. The long nap side is great for dusting and leveling out interior finishes.
Give them a try, I am sure that you can easily see the difference between those, and almost every other MF towel on the market.
Their unique structure actually traps the dirt and dust, rather than just moving it around like a standard Cotton Cloth.
http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...ber/Categories
We are one of the few carriers of these towels, we chose them specifically because of their amazing quality. While few other vendors are actually scaling up their towels and bringing in better quality in order to cut cost, we have consistently sought to improve the quality of our MF towels.
We use the green specifically for the interior. The combo of a short nap on one side is great for cleaning, things like seats, carpets, etc. The long nap side is great for dusting and leveling out interior finishes.
Give them a try, I am sure that you can easily see the difference between those, and almost every other MF towel on the market.
02-28-10, 10:25 AM
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The real benefit of the Microfiber cloths, especially when doing an interior, is their ability to grab and hold dust and dirt.
Their unique structure actually traps the dirt and dust, rather than just moving it around like a standard Cotton Cloth.
http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...ber/Categories
We are one of the few carriers of these towels, we chose them specifically because of their amazing quality. While few other vendors are actually scaling up their towels and bringing in better quality in order to cut cost, we have consistently sought to improve the quality of our MF towels.
We use the green specifically for the interior. The combo of a short nap on one side is great for cleaning, things like seats, carpets, etc. The long nap side is great for dusting and leveling out interior finishes.
Give them a try, I am sure that you can easily see the difference between those, and almost every other MF towel on the market.
Their unique structure actually traps the dirt and dust, rather than just moving it around like a standard Cotton Cloth.
http://www.glisteningperfectionstore...ber/Categories
We are one of the few carriers of these towels, we chose them specifically because of their amazing quality. While few other vendors are actually scaling up their towels and bringing in better quality in order to cut cost, we have consistently sought to improve the quality of our MF towels.
We use the green specifically for the interior. The combo of a short nap on one side is great for cleaning, things like seats, carpets, etc. The long nap side is great for dusting and leveling out interior finishes.
Give them a try, I am sure that you can easily see the difference between those, and almost every other MF towel on the market.
02-28-10, 03:08 PM
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Short nap is best for wax removal. I find longer nap is great for polish and general use. The reason why I like short nap is because it'll remove the oils left from the wax. That way you won't have any streaking or sweating issues if you use a high end wax. Also, I find that short nap works great for the waxes that are very high in carnauba content. It grips very well 
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