Sam's Club MF's

mark80z28

mark80z28

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Has anyone here tried these? I'm no expert on microfibers, but I really like these qualitywise and pricewise. You get a pack of 24 16" by 16" MF's for $9.88. They're pretty thick and seem soft enough. I haven't done the "CD test" with one yet, but they don't seem like they'd scratch anything. They hold quite a bit of water too, so you can use them to dry a car off in a pinch. I was just wondering what some other opinions were from anyone who's used them.
 
I use them and really like them, and I have never seen them scratch any surface before. I use them for exterior and interior. I have never done the CD test either. They are cheap and last along time. I don't see any reason to buy the expensive microfibers when these do just as good. They work well for me. JMO
 
I use them for everything but paint work. OK, I'll use them on dealership cars paint. And no, I have not had them scratch paint.
 
I use these also. I bought these with the idea of making them my under door , utility towels. I have since used these quite a bit for all steps. I have some megs ultimate wipes for finish paint on my car and everyone else gets the sam's clubtowels LOL.
Paul S
 
TexasTB said:
I use them for everything but paint work. OK, I'll use them on dealership cars paint. And no, I have not had them scratch paint.
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If you've never had them scratch paint, why wouldn't you use them on paint work for everything? Is there another drawback to them? Like AutoHealer said, I don't see any reason to spend more for MF's if I don't have to, but I don't want to use the wrong "tool" for the job either.
 
mark80z28 said:
If you've never had them scratch paint, why wouldn't you use them on paint work for everything? Is there another drawback to them? Like AutoHealer said, I don't see any reason to spend more for MF's if I don't have to, but I don't want to use the wrong "tool" for the job either.
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I have a bunch of super plush ones from a vendor not on this site. When I do multiple polishing steps, I'll use them. If I'm doing a 1 step AIO, I'll use a dedicated MF from Sams.
 
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