Towels
Melting Slicks
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 2,308
Likes: 104
From: Orange County California
This is a no brainer in my opinion. I use waffle weave microfibers from Autogeek. The green ones from Cobra are amazing. After the low flow water treatment that sheets water across the car, followed by a blow-dry with the leaf blower, there's so little water that one-half of my waffle weave (I cut mine in half) barely gets wet by the time the car's dry. If you're a student of the swirl, you will not use anything but high quality MF's and soft, soft cotton towels on your car. The MF's are more absorbent for water (I still usually use ralph lauren cotton towels with quick detailers).
Racer
Joined: Aug 2005
Posts: 337
Likes: 0
From: Fountain Hills AZ
This is a no brainer in my opinion. I use waffle weave microfibers from Autogeek. The green ones from Cobra are amazing. After the low flow water treatment that sheets water across the car, followed by a blow-dry with the leaf blower, there's so little water that one-half of my waffle weave (I cut mine in half) barely gets wet by the time the car's dry. If you're a student of the swirl, you will not use anything but high quality MF's and soft, soft cotton towels on your car. The MF's are more absorbent for water (I still usually use ralph lauren cotton towels with quick detailers).
Sounds like a slogan in there somewhere? 
Former Vendor
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 14,104
Likes: 244
From: South Florida
http://www.autogeek.net/mictow.html
look towards our Guzzler line the design holds the most water. Its called a Waffle Weave design. And thats to all for the kudo's.
look towards our Guzzler line the design holds the most water. Its called a Waffle Weave design. And thats to all for the kudo's.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,030
Likes: 1
From: Douglasville Ga
This is a no brainer in my opinion. I use waffle weave microfibers from Autogeek. The green ones from Cobra are amazing. After the low flow water treatment that sheets water across the car, followed by a blow-dry with the leaf blower, there's so little water that one-half of my waffle weave (I cut mine in half) barely gets wet by the time the car's dry. If you're a student of the swirl, you will not use anything but high quality MF's and soft, soft cotton towels on your car. The MF's are more absorbent for water (I still usually use ralph lauren cotton towels with quick detailers).
http://www.autogeek.net/mictow.html
look towards our Guzzler line the design holds the most water. Its called a Waffle Weave design. And thats to all for the kudo's.
look towards our Guzzler line the design holds the most water. Its called a Waffle Weave design. And thats to all for the kudo's.
Racer
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 362
Likes: 0
From: Charlotte North Carolina
