Removing wax with microfiber towels?
Dec 30, 2008, 11:25 PM
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yes this is the preferred method if you don't have access to a PC. Just make sure to not use terry towels, only microfiber. Refer to the detailing forum for more help.
Dec 30, 2008, 11:58 PM
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Yes, it is. That's what most serious detailers use. Some MFs are better than others for this. Let me know if you'd like some links to the better products. BTW, which wax is it?
Say what? While cotton towels can have more initial bite, they mark the paint with one exception - DT Towels. They're a cotton microfiber that's exactly the same towel sold by Zaino as well as other boutiques, except DT sells them for a lot less. They've very good and my first choice for removing hard sealants.
As mentioned, you may want to post this on the detailing forum. Good luck.
Say what? While cotton towels can have more initial bite, they mark the paint with one exception - DT Towels. They're a cotton microfiber that's exactly the same towel sold by Zaino as well as other boutiques, except DT sells them for a lot less. They've very good and my first choice for removing hard sealants.
As mentioned, you may want to post this on the detailing forum. Good luck.
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Dec 31, 2008, 07:35 AM
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yes, but you shouldn't use fabric softener.
Check out www.griotsgarage.com
This is great stuff...my favorite is the drying towel.
Check out www.griotsgarage.com
This is great stuff...my favorite is the drying towel.
