Need new towels.... microfiber tech or pakshak?

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imported_BluHeaven

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which of the two are best and won't scratch/mar? or are they pretty comparable?



I was thinking of:



3 pakshak ultras in mint, 3 in green, and 3 in blue for removing wax/polish etc

one or two of the yellow ultra fine for final wipe/QDing?

a couple of the grey waffle weaves from either autopia or MF tech for drying.



I'v already got a bunch of the CMA 'viper' towels (dk green, blue scrubbing, white polishing, yellow glass), a couple of magic towels, a CBT and two BBT for drying.... they've gotten so mixed up as to what towel was used with what product though. And alot of them have gotten dirty (still brown even after washings) that I don't want to use them anymore! The only good ones I have are the white Viper edgeless polishing and my glass towel! Even my big blues have gotten very stiff and crunchy and I'm starting to get marring.



anyways... what do you think?
 
I have both, with the Pakshak you get top quality at a lesser price and you can't beat free shipping either. If you do buy from microfibertech avoid the MF made for glass cleaning (looks like silk), it's horrible, sheds like a dog on your glass and it reflects in the sunlight, hard to clean it off.
 
PakShak rules!

Ranney Pak is the Man!



Buy his towels and you'll be saying, "Mahalo nui loa!" :up
 
I, too just placed an order with Ranney. I'm sure they'll work great based on the reviews from everyone who has used them.
 
I'll throw another one into the mix, Patrick has some fantastic towels ( especially the gold ones! ). I recieved my package in 6 or 7 working days ( Im in Australia! ).



exceldetail
 
I have quite a selection of towels from Autopia's detailing towels, Majic towels, Microfibre tech, and Pakshak.



Of all these my favourites are Pakshak and the Viking towels from Autopia.
 
PakShak and CMA...Also, too many good things are said about Autopia 's towels, so they're on my list, too, even though I haven't experienced them first hand.



As far as for cleaning your old ones, you can try Tide Free (no dyes or fragrance) along with a scoop of OxyClean in hot water with an extra rinse. I always wash on the extra-large water setting so that there's plenty of water to suspend dirt and stuff. Then I throw them in my dryer set on the knits setting (medum to low heat). This always gives me a fresh, fluffy and clean towel. You can throw in a cap-full of vinegar, too, if you wish.
 
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