recommendation for detail cloth

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rliewky

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Hi,



Pretty new in detailing. heard lot of detail cloth/tools in the market from chemicalguy, pakshak, exceldetail, autogeek etc... would need some recommendation for detail cloth/tools for the different purpose



1) washing

2) polishing

3) drying

4) quick detail

5) swirl/scratch remover



Thanks :2thumbs:
 
I have Pakshak towels and love them! Service was great too! I believe you can email Ranney (Sp?) directly and he can help you out! Very honest guy!
 
rliewky said:
Hi,



Pretty new in detailing. heard lot of detail cloth/tools in the market from chemicalguy, pakshak, exceldetail, autogeek etc... would need some recommendation for detail cloth/tools for the different purpose



1) washing

2) polishing

3) drying

4) quick detail

5) swirl/scratch remover



Thanks :2thumbs:
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Highly recommend both Ranney at Pakshak and Patrick at Excel. I have purchased from both of them numerous times and will continue to do so.



Here's what I use for the categories that you mentioned:



1) washing - Sheepskin mitts from Excel

2) polishing - Ultra-Micro and Ultra-Smooth from Pakshak and Supremes from Excel to remove polish residue

3) drying - Big Blue II from CMA, but will be going with the WW Drying from Pakshak after the ones that I have now

4) quick detail - Ultra-Plush from Pakshak

5) swirl/scratch remover - Usually do by PC, but if there is a small spot that I want to use Scratch X for, I use older Edgless yellow mf from Excel. Low nap and cleans up the area nicely.



I have MANY MF towels for a bunch of different uses from many different vendors. For me it comes down to a combination of the products that I want with customer service.
 
drck1000 said:
Highly recommend both Ranney at Pakshak and Patrick at Excel. I have purchased from both of them numerous times and will continue to do so.



Here's what I use for the categories that you mentioned:



1) washing - Sheepskin mitts from Excel

2) polishing - Ultra-Micro and Ultra-Smooth from Pakshak and Supremes from Excel to remove polish residue

3) drying - Big Blue II from CMA, but will be going with the WW Drying from Pakshak after the ones that I have now

4) quick detail - Ultra-Plush from Pakshak

5) swirl/scratch remover - Usually do by PC, but if there is a small spot that I want to use Scratch X for, I use older Edgless yellow mf from Excel. Low nap and cleans up the area nicely.



I have MANY MF towels for a bunch of different uses from many different vendors. For me it comes down to a combination of the products that I want with customer service.
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Hi drck1000,



thanks for the reply, got a few questions for you or any of the bros here



1) what is your view between MF cloth, ultra-micro/smooth/plush from pakshak and the supreme from excel? notice that ultra is more expensive compare to supreme.



2) also have you used the following from excel, if you do would like to hear your feedback



Laguna Microfiber Polishing Towels (14x14)

Zuma Microfiber Polishing Towels (14x14)

Erasure 16x16 Microfiber Polishing Towel.

Excel Edgeless 16x16

Excel Elite Polishing Towel 16x16

Laguna Yellow Microfiber Polishing Towel (14x14)

Trop-Excel 14x14 Microfiber Polishing Towel Kit

Excel Monterey Waffle Weave Drying Towel

Riptide 16x28 Waffle Weave Drying Towel



3) where is this big blue II you mentioned from CMA?



4) is the ultra plush MF more plush then those from excel? how about those from chemicalguys?



5) what do you mean by PC? is the scratch X effective?



6) any experience with chemical guys MF like



ELITE ULTRA-PLUSH SUPER PREMIUM MICROBIFER MICRO-BANDED

Edgeless NO-BUNCH MICROFIBER TOWELS 16" x 16"

Buffing Towel-LARGE Elite ULTRA PLUSH SUPERIOR Microfibier Banded 17 x 24

SUPER Absorber Waffle Weave Drying Microfiber Towel SILK BANDED (26" x 32")

Waffle Weave Glass & Water Towel 18" x 30" Super Absorbant

HUGE SUV SIZE FAST DRY WAFFLE WEAVE Microfiber Drying Towel 26" x 35"



chemicalguys looks quite competitve priced but not too sure if they are good and value for money.



Thanks :2thumbs:
 
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