Towels
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From: EAST ROCKAWAY NY USA
Towels
Does anyone know the web sit address for the Cannon Towels that are seconds?. Where would I get MF towels? Has anyone had a problem with them.I have a NBM and it shows ever thing.
Thank You
Glenn :confused: :seeya :D :cool:
[Modified by GLENN43, 12:27 PM 12/25/2001]
Thank You
Glenn :confused: :seeya :D :cool:
[Modified by GLENN43, 12:27 PM 12/25/2001]
Le Mans Master
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From: Easton PA
Re: Towels (GLENN43)
MF towels :confused:
here's the web address you asked for http://www.fieldcrestcannonoutlet.com/ :seeya
here's the web address you asked for http://www.fieldcrestcannonoutlet.com/ :seeya
Racer
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From: Burbank CA
Re: Towels (GLENN43)
I use both MF towels and Fieldcrest Charismas. Both work very well and I go back and forth, depending on my mood. Just be sure to deal with the folded ends of the Charismas.
For drying after a wash, MF's work much better, hands down. No lint, absorbs better and faster (no streaks and holds more water than cotton).
For drying after a wash, MF's work much better, hands down. No lint, absorbs better and faster (no streaks and holds more water than cotton).
Le Mans Master
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From: Houston TX
Re: Towels (GLENN43)
MicroFiber Towels... they have them at Pep Boys!
I tried my first MF towel today for removing Meguairs Yellow 26 Wax... I will never use the Royal Velvet Fieldcrest towel again for wax removal. No LINT!!!! LESS EFFORT!!! EASIER TO HOLD!!! CHEAPER TOO!!!
Try it out!!! :yesnod:
I tried my first MF towel today for removing Meguairs Yellow 26 Wax... I will never use the Royal Velvet Fieldcrest towel again for wax removal. No LINT!!!! LESS EFFORT!!! EASIER TO HOLD!!! CHEAPER TOO!!!
Try it out!!! :yesnod:
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Racer
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From: Burbank CA
Re: Towels (darkmercury)
MicroFiber Towels... they have them at Pep Boys!
I tried my first MF towel today for removing Meguairs Yellow 26 Wax... I will never use the Royal Velvet Fieldcrest towel again for wax removal. No LINT!!!! LESS EFFORT!!! EASIER TO HOLD!!! CHEAPER TOO!!!
Try it out!!! :yesnod:
I tried my first MF towel today for removing Meguairs Yellow 26 Wax... I will never use the Royal Velvet Fieldcrest towel again for wax removal. No LINT!!!! LESS EFFORT!!! EASIER TO HOLD!!! CHEAPER TOO!!!
Try it out!!! :yesnod:
Congratulations. I'm glad you have discovered something new to detail your car with. MF's are pretty amazing, aren't they?
I don't mean to **** on your parade or anything, but I just thought I'd let you know that the quality of the MF towels is pretty important when it comes to marring your clearcoat. I know this isn't the best test, but you might want to rub your MF on a CD and look at it under the light from various angles and see if there is any marring. A lot of people at a different forum I frequent say that the Nicsand and TW MF towels marr their Zaino/Klasse coats and so they avoid them. The towels they swear by are the kind found at neatitems.com, yosteve.com, or properautocare.com.
I love MF's, but the only downside I can think of is that they tend to 'grab' your paint, especially when QDing. However, this is probably a testament to how well they absorb and scoop things up.
