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Originally Posted by DarthZL1
No need to turn this into a pissing contest. There's always something to learn, especially when there are PROFESSIONAL detailers that are commenting in this thread.
If you're happy with what you're doing, then do it. No need to justify it to me or anybody else. If you find what you're doing acceptable, then hooray!
Personally I'm the type that likes to learn about new things. I had my eyes opened to something as simple as microfiber cloths. I'm always willing to admit that there are better ways to do things than what I'm currently doing, no matter how long I've done it.
I have learned, though, that more expensive isn't always better. The towels that failed me in my original post were NOT cheap. I was glad that the autozone crappy towels I had were able to fix my issue. BUT, since I ordered the Boa towels, I will probably save the AutoZone ones for under the hood, or grimey jobs.
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Nice post.
The BOA's are one of the FEW of MANY towels I've tried that will not scratch your paint. You can use them for polish removal, quick detailing, etc. I save them for paint. The nap isn't too long or too short, it's perfect. Very soft and high quality Korean microfiber!