best drying towel?

[shine]

Danase Waffle Weave. No tags, unlike the Cobras.

[citizen arcane]

[quote=shine;1119641]No tags/QUOTE]

Tags? No prob, use a pair of mustache scissors and cut close to the seam, under the binding.

[frdfrst]

i've tried all different brands of the micro and waffle,but still like the turkisk towels the best.i use four of them on my car .break it the car into four sections and do it.

[mborner]

I love my Arnold's Water Sprite. Don't hear too much about them on these boards, though.

[EisenHulk]

This kind of off topic, but not really. How many of you use a water blade before using you towels? Do most of you think the WB is junk?

[Brace1]

Originally Posted by EisenHulk

This kind of off topic, but not really. How many of you use a water blade before using you towels? Do most of you think the WB is junk?

The water blade has the potential to be very dangerous. All it takes is one grain of sand to wreak havoc being dragged across your paint.

Here's what I use:
The Ultimate Guzzler Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towel by Cobra is a large drying towel for big SUVs, trucks and vans! Towel-dry your vehicle with

[EisenHulk]

I do realize that. But before I use my blade, I always rinse it with running water on both sides to make sure any and all dirt particles are removed.

Originally Posted by Brace1

The water blade has the potential to be very dangerous. All it takes is one grain of sand to wreak havoc being dragged across your paint.

Here's what I use:
The Ultimate Guzzler Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towel by Cobra is a large drying towel for big SUVs, trucks and vans! Towel-dry your vehicle with

[mongo]

I use the Absorbor and rinse it out in the sink to get out any residue of dirt etc...

[Accumulator]

Originally Posted by EisenHulk

I do realize that. But before I use my blade, I always rinse it with running water on both sides to make sure any and all dirt particles are removed.

I'll say that I'm probably as meticulous about washing as anybody could be, and I work in a clean indoor environment. So I thought I could use the WB without problems and I did, for a *long* time. Then somehow something got between it and the paint and I got a scratch that I never would have instilled without it. Haven't used it on anything I care about since.

For one thing, the WB pretty much lends itself to long, sweeping motions (which I'd never do with anything else). Thus if you *do* get a scratch, it won't be some little 1" long thing And by the time you clean off the WB between passes, you've already caused the scratch.

Yeah...the WB is perfectly safe... right up until something happens, a gamble that everybody has to consider for themself.

[EisenHulk]

Thanks, Accumulator. I was actually hoping you'd chime in.

Very good point!!!

Originally Posted by Accumulator

I'll say that I'm probably as meticulous about washing as anybody could be, and I work in a clean indoor environment. So I thought I could use the WB without problems and I did, for a *long* time. Then somehow something got between it and the paint and I got a scratch that I never would have instilled without it. Haven't used it on anything I care about since.

For one thing, the WB pretty much lends itself to long, sweeping motions (which I'd never do with anything else). Thus if you *do* get a scratch, it won't be some little 1" long thing And by the time you clean off the WB between passes, you've already caused the scratch.

Yeah...the WB is perfectly safe... right up until something happens, a gamble that everybody has to consider for themself.

[Distrbd]

This is by far the best WW towel I have ever used ,the price is also reasonable.
I you do oder it ,get the smaller ones as well ,you won't regret it.


eShine Canada: The Dehydrator Drying Towel

[rebelde33]

Either Sonus or Meguiar's Waffle Weaves work well.