best drying towel?

[sahiwal007]

whats the best drying towel out, that prevents swirls, i was looking at the pakshak 25" x 36" Ultra-Soft Waffle Weave Micro Fiber Towel, seems good quality, what do you guys think? i know that this topic has been discussed like crazy lol

 

[Accumulator]

That towel works great for me.

 

[2002 Z06]

I actually use the Absorber. I use to hate these things but my friends had a black car and swore by it. I tried it out, no scratches or swirls.

 

[BlueLibby04]

I use meguiars WW and california drying towels.



Only thing I dont like about the california drying towels is they tend to 'grab' the paint. Even if its waxed they dont glide over the surface. Soft as heck though.

 

[9935annivgt]

The WW sold here work well for me.

 

[Eisen Hulk]

+1 for the Sonus WW.

 

[spotter]

You might find some towels as good as Ranney's but I doubt they will be any better. And I am positive that the customer service Ranney provides at PakShak is as good as it gets....period.

 

[BigAl3]

there are alot of good options out there (waffle weaves/microfiber drying towels) and as long as it doesn't scratch, you're good to go...

 

[2KLS1]

Sonus Der Wunder towels here.

 

[Eliot Ness]

.........the pakshak 25" x 36" Ultra-Soft Waffle Weave Micro Fiber Towel, seems good quality, what do you guys think?..........

That is a great WW..... that ultra-soft WW with the satin border is my favorite style WW drying towel. I'd order more than one, and as someone else mentioned, Pakshak service is hard to beat. E-mail Ranney and tell him you're a member of Autopia for a discount.

 

[Legacy]

You might find some towels as good as Ranney's but I doubt they will be any better. And I am positive that the customer service Ranney provides at PakShak is as good as it gets....period.

+1 on that!

 

[citizen arcane]

Sonus and Blue Perl WW for me. Both available through Autopia (pardon the shameless plug.)

 

[imported_shine]

Danase Waffle Weave. No tags, unlike the Cobras.

 

[citizen arcane]

[quote name='shine']No tags/QUOTE]



Tags? No prob, use a pair of mustache scissors and cut close to the seam, under the binding.

 

[sxt2012]

i've tried all different brands of the micro and waffle,but still like the turkisk towels the best.i use four of them on my car .break it the car into four sections and do it.

 

[mborner]

I love my Arnold's Water Sprite. Don't hear too much about them on these boards, though.

 

[Eisen Hulk]

This kind of off topic, but not really. How many of you use a water blade before using you towels? Do most of you think the WB is junk?

 

[Brace1]

This kind of off topic, but not really. How many of you use a water blade before using you towels? Do most of you think the WB is junk?

The water blade has the potential to be very dangerous. All it takes is one grain of sand to wreak havoc being dragged across your paint.



Here's what I use:

The Ultimate Guzzler Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towel by Cobra is a large drying towel for big SUVs, trucks and vans! Towel-dry your vehicle with

 

[Eisen Hulk]

I do realize that. But before I use my blade, I always rinse it with running water on both sides to make sure any and all dirt particles are removed.

The water blade has the potential to be very dangerous. All it takes is one grain of sand to wreak havoc being dragged across your paint.



Here's what I use:

The Ultimate Guzzler Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towel by Cobra is a large drying towel for big SUVs, trucks and vans! Towel-dry your vehicle with

 

[mongo]

I use the Absorbor and rinse it out in the sink to get out any residue of dirt etc...