Microfiber

[rangermenace]

Detailers Choice Wash & Scrub Sponge, 2N1, MicroFiber, 1 sponge, Detailer's Choice Microfiber applicator pads, 2 pack, Golden Microfiber with Black Satin Piping 16x16.

I have washed and applied wax to my car with regular sponges and I can swear heard them scratching the paint so been looking into microfiber. Already bought towels but never used microfiber for either applying wax or washing with. are these worth the money?

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http://www.microfiber-products-online.com/gomiwiblsapi.html
http://www.kmart.com/detailers-choi...W004309537001P?prdNo=9&blockNo=9&blockType=G9
http://www.kmart.com/shc/s/p_10151_10104_082W002951694001P

FYI: The Walking Dead returns this Feb to AMC

 

[ALBPM]

Here's another good source:

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[shadow247]

I have been using the microfiber multi-pack from Advance/Oreillys/Autozone for years and see no issues. They are not expensive and get the job done. I have used them on brand new cars to apply Zaino with great results.

 

[gooserunner]

Snap-On Micro's

Detailers Choice Wash & Scrub Sponge, 2N1, MicroFiber, 1 sponge, Detailer's Choice Microfiber applicator pads, 2 pack, Golden Microfiber with Black Satin Piping 16x16.

I have washed and applied wax to my car with regular sponges and I can swear heard them scratching the paint so been looking into microfiber. Already bought towels but never used microfiber for either applying wax or washing with. are these worth the money?

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Golden Microfiber with Black Satin Piping 16x16 500GSM - Car Microfiber
Detailers Choice Wash & Scrub Sponge, 2N1, MicroFiber, 1 sponge - Automotive - Car Care & Detailing - Wash, Wax & Supplies
Detailer's Choice Microfiber applicator pads, 2 pack - Gifts - Father's Day Gifts - Automotive

FYI: The Walking Dead returns this Feb to AMC

This might be a far stretch, but I have been detailing cars since I was 14. Actually had my own business in high school. I have bought a bunch of MicroFiber towels over the past 15 years. Snap-On by far makes the best ones. My father in law owns his own route and asked me to buff his truck box. He gave me some to use, and they were the best.

I also switched to a company called Wizards for all of my glazes and finishing polish, as well as their pads for the buffer. I used carbrite products forever, but I will say that Wizards is a lot better. ShineMaster for buffing out swirl marks and small belmishes works great. SealMaster is a really good hand applied wax if you dont want to use a buffer.

Finish it off with their Mystic Spray wax. I use the Mystic was after every wash, and rarely have to wash my car because it has repellent in it that reflects anything from sticking on the paint, be it tar, sap, or dirt. Makes life easy!