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My favorite towel is Mr. Everything from Autofiber. It is very similar to the Rag Company Edgeless 365 except it is 390gsm. Your video is filled with great information on different microfibers. I also learned the hard way that thick fluffy microfiber towels start to lint after using them to apply paint sealants, quick detailers and drying aids. I bought several dozen of them and got so frustrated with the lint that I threw them all away.
I generally agree with you about the fluffy towels not being great for a lot, but one use I find them to be amazing for is to keep a couple in your car for interior small dusting and cleaning on the go for the interior especially on glossy trims and delicate screens. It works exceptionally well as a handy towel to always keep in the door pocket.
@@Warrengr89 haha Happy to hear about it! There you go, I can't get enough of the color even after 3 years still deeply in love with it. The 20inch wheels are a nightmare though, just took them off the car. Cheers brother, love reading your comments.
Rinse less wash: fluffy towels in a bucket, 3-5 towels depending on vehicle size. I agree with your tip about the interior dust towel. They aren't very good for sealants which Is why I bought them but I also use a few indoors for dusting which works well.
Great in depth dive into microfibres. I think detail POPO is underrated and is definitely a great value. I’ve had the twisted loop for many years. Definitely will try the Kirkland laundry soap too. Thanks
@@Detailing_Dogma totally understand, I myself was skeptical especially considering the price tag. Once you use them you realize they are unmatched and worth every penny. Keep up the good content, just subscribed
For glass, the Popo carbon blanket towel is my favorite for a streak-free final wipe. For a first wipe on dirtier glass, I like a twist loop like the Autofiber glass flip towels
Its a shame the high plush towels lint so bad. Have you ever tried the Klin Korea towels? I have some and love them. A little pricey but well worth it in my opinion. Great video.
Costco towels have been tagless for quite a while now. Detailing is dirty work and you need some less expensive towels, Defintely the way to go for a general purpose towel for interiors/wheels/engine bay etc. The ''weave'' towels you referred to are more commonly referred to as pearl weave, they are definitely the best in short nap technology. for polish/coatings/sealants etc. I use a similar cheaper laundry detergent+ vinegar for my cheaper towels and rags to richer for my expensive towels to help break down the Si02/ceramic build up.
At Harbor Freight stores in America, GRANT'S Ultra-Plush Edgeless (& tagless) Microfiber Towels, 12-Pack at 350gsm are a no brainer for as low as $4.99 (on member sale).
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My favorite towel is Mr. Everything from Autofiber. It is very similar to the Rag Company Edgeless 365 except it is 390gsm. Your video is filled with great information on different microfibers. I also learned the hard way that thick fluffy microfiber towels start to lint after using them to apply paint sealants, quick detailers and drying aids. I bought several dozen of them and got so frustrated with the lint that I threw them all away.
Thank you and thanks for letting me know. The lint is definitely the enemy. Cheers
Bilt Hamber has their own blue 375gsm cloth. Just lovely for everything.
Thanks for the advice.
Thank you, and thanks for letting me know. Cheers
Excellent job!! Keep the videos coming
Thanks! Will do!
I generally agree with you about the fluffy towels not being great for a lot, but one use I find them to be amazing for is to keep a couple in your car for interior small dusting and cleaning on the go for the interior especially on glossy trims and delicate screens. It works exceptionally well as a handy towel to always keep in the door pocket.
Good tips! I still used them for delicate jobs too! Thanks for tuning in brother
@@Detailing_Dogma you have my dream car. M performance edition m340i. Love the San Marino Blue.
@@Warrengr89 haha Happy to hear about it! There you go, I can't get enough of the color even after 3 years still deeply in love with it. The 20inch wheels are a nightmare though, just took them off the car. Cheers brother, love reading your comments.
@@Detailing_Dogma hope you keep enjoying the car in good health. God bless you.
Rinse less wash: fluffy towels in a bucket, 3-5 towels depending on vehicle size.
I agree with your tip about the interior dust towel. They aren't very good for sealants which Is why I bought them but I also use a few indoors for dusting which works well.
Great in depth dive into microfibres.
I think detail POPO is underrated and is definitely a great value. I’ve had the twisted loop for many years.
Definitely will try the Kirkland laundry soap too.
Thanks
Happy to help Steve! Glad you like it and thanks for letting me know. Cheers
Best towels are KLiN. great video
Thank you Joel, thanks for coming by, I'm a skeptic but no one carries them here in Canada, maybe one day, cheers man, love you guys.
@@Detailing_Dogma totally understand, I myself was skeptical especially considering the price tag. Once you use them you realize they are unmatched and worth every penny. Keep up the good content, just subscribed
thank you! @@DETAILSofficial
For glass, the Popo carbon blanket towel is my favorite for a streak-free final wipe. For a first wipe on dirtier glass, I like a twist loop like the Autofiber glass flip towels
Well I might have to give the carbon towel a try next! Thanks for the feedback enjoy your week-end.
Very informative video. I am a microfiber towel geek. ☪🇨🇦👍👍
I appreciate your feedback, I knew I wasn't alone 🤪
Its a shame the high plush towels lint so bad. Have you ever tried the Klin Korea towels? I have some and love them. A little pricey but well worth it in my opinion. Great video.
Thank you, thanks for the feedback btw. I haven't touch a KliN yet, there's no Canadian distributor as far I know. cheers
Costco towels have been tagless for quite a while now. Detailing is dirty work and you need some less expensive towels, Defintely the way to go for a general purpose towel for interiors/wheels/engine bay etc. The ''weave'' towels you referred to are more commonly referred to as pearl weave, they are definitely the best in short nap technology. for polish/coatings/sealants etc. I use a similar cheaper laundry detergent+ vinegar for my cheaper towels and rags to richer for my expensive towels to help break down the Si02/ceramic build up.
Hey man thanks for chiming in, appreciate the real talk. cheers
No, they still have tags.
Do you wash the new towels before using them?
Hey Phil, always yes. Thanks for watching ✌️
Music too loud!
Thanks for letting me know, I'll fix this, still a work in progress as far as video editing is concerned. Cheers
At Harbor Freight stores in America, GRANT'S Ultra-Plush Edgeless (& tagless) Microfiber Towels, 12-Pack at 350gsm are a no brainer for as low as $4.99 (on member sale).
thanks for letting us know brother, cheers.
Note to self: Add 1/2 cup AP vinegar in the pre-wash cycle.
See 14:05
haha 😝😂 yep, don't forget the extra rinse as well.