Is microfiber the best for applying waxes, glazes and polishes?

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<em class='bbc'>Originally posted by BW [/i]
<strong class='bbc'>Please try doing a search!!! There are a few threads right underneath yours that focus on nearly the same topic...

http://www.autopia-carport.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=8625&highlight=towels
http://www.autopia-carport.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=9473&highlight=towels

Thank you... [/b]</blockquote>
i did actually check both of those threads as well as do a general search and I didn't find what i was looking for.

Sorry to bother you..............
 
so foam to apply the wax with MF to buff / remove excess



and MF to apply/buff/remove polish?



sorry for all the questions - just don't want to screw up
 
Sounds like a plan.....Experiment and see what works best for you. Everyone has their favorites products etc and for various reasons.



I am all for experiements then post the results in the product review section.



HTH
 
I actually use cotton for pretty much everything. I only use my Mf for buffing off klasse and cleaning windows. Everything else I do with 100% cotton towels.



I use Mf applicators for apply Klasse AIO and Klasse SG though. Everything else is foam pads.
 
I like using damp MF applicators for AIO because you can really work them in an really rinse and wring them out, just a durbility thing. For SG I apply with a dry applicator and I find that foam really spreads it on thing. Someone here is trying MF applicators for Z, it's not like it would hurt the Z or the paint.
 
I like Yo's response. Since the AIO needs a wet aplicator, I like the damp microfibre pad over the foam pad. It is small enough to not soak up too much AIO and waste it.



For the Sealant Glaze, I will probably use a dry MF or a foam pad. I used foam last time cause I didn't have an MF pad.



For the Wax (Blitz and Souveran) I will use the....I don't know yet - either foam or MF.



In other words, a good foam pad or a good clean MF or cotton pad will do the job. Many used foam cause the cotton pads soaked up too much liquid and you couldn't put it on thin enough.:xyxthumbs
 
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