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Just got some from Griots, will report back after I try them in the next few days.
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Have been using them for years now. Looking to get more. Got mine when I ordered my wax from Zymol.
They suggest washing them in hot then rince in warn 2 times and NO dryer sheet on cool. I air dry mine.
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There is a fairly new natural fiber microfiber towel that I'm trying out. So far they seem great. I know a couple of Zaino dealers have started carrying them too. I'll look for the link when I get home.
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I have one that I've used on everything but painted surfaces. They're excellent for picking up dust that regular cloth doesn't ...works almost as good as the dash duster and takes less room to pack.
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quote:Originally posted by Matt B: The reports I've seen are some are good, some bad so try them out in an inconspicous place before hand
Like all other towels, (and 35th/Ed) posted, rinsing them twice is best. Limit your drying to air drying will result in fewer static problems too.
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Thanks for the tips... other than Griots...any other brands/places to buy them. I see them at Kragan and Pep Boys but don't want to buy them if they suck. Posts: 700 | From: Fighting the Nazis of the world..... | Registered: Jul 2002
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I'd stay away from the big auto parts stores for good quality towels. Everything I have seen there is junk. You might be able to find some good stuff but it's just as easy to order online.
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quote:Originally posted by Matt B: The reports I've seen are some are good, some bad so try them out in an inconspicous place before hand
Like all other towels, (and 35th/Ed) posted, rinsing them twice is best. Limit your drying to air drying will result in fewer static problems too.
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Thanks for the tips... other than Griots...any other brands/places to buy them. I see them at Kragan and Pep Boys but don't want to buy them if they suck.
Meguires makes them also.... I bought one last year but haven't used it yet... Not sure what to use it on and am a little afraid. At anyrate I bought mine at a Body Shop supply place. Thats where I buy all my Meguires wax etc.
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I use them on a black SS with no problems~~Check it out at the F-Body Gathering in BG
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