microfiber question

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csssaint12

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Even though I've always kept my cars/trucks very clean, I'm new

to all these different waxes and towels. I've read alot of the

threads here and on different sites as well as the advice given

from the on-line car care sites such as CMA. Alot have

suggested the use of microfiber to remove the polish/wax and

I have ordered a couple different sizes as well as a larger drying

towel. I have just talked to another detail supply salesman and

they claim that microfiber should never be used to remove polish

or wax. They state that it will actually remove the polish or wax

you just put on. If that's the case, wouldn't the drying towel

do the same thing? By the way, they suggest either terry cloth

or baby diapers. I'm looking for opinions from all you experts.
 
Whatever you rub against the wax will remove the wax - the excess, that it. The stuff that is not bonded or cured against the paint. That's the whole reason for buffing in the first place. If you feel an MF and a cotton terry, you'll find that the cotton cloth actually feels more abrasive.
 
...what are his references. Keep in mind the MF's are a rather new thing to car detailing for the masses. I was a hard convert until I tried them. Thanks PakShak, MicrofiberTech, DF Towel and Poorboy's for moving my vehicle detailing into the present. Wait to you try them. You'll see what we mean. I hope you purchased quality MF's? There is a difference. :bow
 
I have Microfiber Tech elite 16 x 16 and 2 extra large drying

towels on the way. I ordered over a week ago. Seems to

be taking a long time to get them. After reading through alot

of threads, I think I've spent between $400 and $450 on

different supplies, polishes and waxes. This includes a PC 7424,

pads from CMA, Klasse kit, S100 and numerous other things.

This site has cost me alot of $. Can't wait for good weather

to try it all out. Hope you're right about the towels. Drying

a black truck without the lint would be great.
 
blackxlt said:
Drying

a black truck without the lint would be great.
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Whoa, a black truck! You'll really be impressed with the MF's then. Wash them prior to use, hang dry, or dry on low with no softeners, and then you'll see why everyone here raves about MF's. MF = no lint.



You'll be very impressed with the results.
 
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