First Look: Microfiber Madness

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by OVERPAR73

Where did you get the pile?

Sorry about that, should've put a link in the op:
http://www.carpro-us.com/microfiber-madness/

[FY_Ivan]

Sub'd. Wonder how the wave rider and cloud buster towels would compare to Adam's stuff. I guess Dry me crazy is a step above the waffle weave ones?

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by FY_Ivan

Sub'd. Wonder how the wave rider and cloud buster towels would compare to Adam's stuff. I guess Dry me crazy is a step above the waffle weave ones?

Not sure if it's a step above or just a different approach. I just have enough Waffle Weaves to last me a lifetime so I didn't care to purchase another right now.

[AmericanMuscleCars]

Nice, can't wait to see the results!

[chicagobulls]

Microfibers, when drying your car makes your paint susceptible to scratches. It will work but Not the best idea IMO.

Blow drying your car then dabbing the leftover water is much better.

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by chicagobulls

Microfibers, when drying your car makes your paint susceptible to scratches. It will work but Not the best idea IMO.

Blow drying your car then dabbing the leftover water is much better.

Definitely true.

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[LIM3]

Originally Posted by chicagobulls

Microfibers, when drying your car makes your paint susceptible to scratches. It will work but Not the best idea.

Blow drying your car then dabbing the leftover water is much better.

Or if your car is properly maintained you can easily sheet 90% of the water off then proceed to dab the remaining drops and follow with a detail spray to lubricate the area to prevent marring when wiping the water marks if any.

To me Blow drying the car Always seems to never work for me.
The streaks left behind suck.

On a side note I can't wait to see the reviews of each towel.
I hope my recommendation wasn't in vain and you hate em lol.

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by LIM3

Or if your car is properly maintained you can easily sheet 90% of the water off then proceed to dab the remaining drops with a detail spray to lubricate the area to prevent marring.
Blow drying the car Always seems to never work for me.
The streaks left behind suck.

On a side note I can't wait to see the reviews of each towel.
I hope my recommendation wasn't in vain and you hate em lol.

I kinda hope it is. I'm itching to swing my ban hammer.

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[LIM3]

Oh chit.

[chicagobulls]

Originally Posted by LIM3

Or if your car is properly maintained you can easily sheet 90% of the water off then proceed to dab the remaining drops and follow with a detail spray to lubricate the area to prevent marring when wiping the water marks if any.

To me Blow drying the car Always seems to never work for me.
The streaks left behind suck.
On a side note I can't wait to see the reviews of each towel.
I hope my recommendation wasn't in vain and you hate em lol.

Good point. Although I can never seem to sheet that much water off.

I think I need to use better sealants.

although when I blowdry my car the water just flies off the paint idk..

Anyways...... yes towels look to be nice quality.


PLease let us all know how rhat wash mitt works, im in the market for one.

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by chicagobulls

Good point. Although I can never seem to sheet that much water off.

I think I need to use better sealants.

although when I blowdry my car the water just flies off the paint idk..

Anyways...... yes towels look to be nice quality.


PLease let us all know how rhat wash mitt works, im in the market for one.

For sure.

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[LIM3]

Originally Posted by chicagobulls

Good point. Although I can never seem to sheet that much water off.

I think I need to use better sealants.

although when I blowdry my car the water just flies off the paint idk..

Anyways...... yes towels look to be nice quality.


PLease let us all know how rhat wash mitt works, im in the market for one.

Dude get a wool mitt. Don't waste your time on a MF mitt if you plan to use it on paint.
The dodo juice wool MITT is awesome. I'm sure there is other options as far as brand goes but wool is the best

[CamaroDreams07]

Originally Posted by LIM3

Dude get a wool mitt. Don't waste your time on a MF mitt if you plan to use it on paint.
The dodo juice wool MITT is awesome. I'm sure there is other options as far as brand goes but wool is the best

Shit I wish you had told me that before I ordered this one Lol.

I love my wool mitts as well.

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[LIM3]

Originally Posted by CamaroDreams07

Shit I wish you had told me that before I ordered this one Lol.

I love my wool mitts as well.

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I didn't think about their MIT. That mitt will work well for rims or customer cars right ?