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6-Pack 24" x 16" Chemical Guys Professional Grade Microfiber Towels on sale for
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Product Details:
- 70% Polyester 30% Polyamid
- Machine Washable
- Scratch free, lint free and swirl free
Top Comments
The more polyamide a towel has, the softer it will feel. But with more softness comes less durability.
A 70/30 blend is good for washing or polishing. An 80/20 blend is better for washing or drying.
If your towels Polyester (the first number) becomes greater than 80, say 85/15...you shouldn't really use that type of towel on a clear coat finish. Too much polyester may cause swirl marks in the finish.
36 towels 16x16 $19 at Costco regular price 9216sq inch
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178 stars out of a possible 210 (42 reviews in total).
That's about 0.847 or a little over 4 out of 5 stars.
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The more polyamide a towel has, the softer it will feel. But with more softness comes less durability.
A 70/30 blend is good for washing or polishing. An 80/20 blend is better for washing or drying.
If your towels Polyester (the first number) becomes greater than 80, say 85/15...you shouldn't really use that type of towel on a clear coat finish. Too much polyester may cause swirl marks in the finish.
36 towels 16x16 $19 at Costco regular price 9216sq inch
Costco regular price item is 50% cheaper than on sale similar item on Amazon)))
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chemical guys isn't great, but these towels are decent.
the rag company stuff is great but so expensive.
They are realistically fine for 99% of auto detail enthusiasts , where as the 1% that are detailing high end cars need high end towels.
IMO you would get more impactful results (and less paint damage) from using two buckets and grit guards than worrying about the towels material composition percentages and whatnot.
The more polyamide a towel has, the softer it will feel. But with more softness comes less durability.
A 70/30 blend is good for washing or polishing. An 80/20 blend is better for washing or drying.
If your towels Polyester (the first number) becomes greater than 80, say 85/15...you shouldn't really use that type of towel on a clear coat finish. Too much polyester may cause swirl marks in the finish.
Do you have any suggestions, please help.
I only use Meguires quick detailer which is a nice product but doesn't help remove swirl.
Do you have any suggestions, please help.
I only use Meguires quick detailer which is a nice product but doesn't help remove swirl.
Use a "plush microfiber" towel; these are generally edgeless, and are 450+ GSM. (Some places may call them a buffing towel.) But that type of towel is only used for waxes/polishes- you shouldn't wash or dry with them.
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