Each supplier seems to categorize the MF towels differently. For example, Griot's sells one style (white) for wax removal and another (yellow) for polish removal. The latter is supposed to be thicker to pull in the abrasives.
CMA seems to sell versions for glass, for applying wax and polish, and another for removing wax and polish.
Similarly, microtech has towels for glass, for regular work, and then a more plush elite towel.
The list goes on. Clearly, the real big waffle pattern towels are intended for drying.
Ultimately, as you buy various MF towels from various suppliers they all get mixed together in your supply cabinet and co-mingled. I guess apart from drying with the large waffle towels, if you are committed to using MF towels, you'll prob be doing the following:
dry/wet dust of interior of car, eg dash
cleaning glass w/ water
using with instant detailer, Z-6,
final inspection, etc
polish removal
wax removal
rather than be concerned with the seller's labelling, I'd like to know if one looks for different physical characteristics in the MF towels to do these different jobs, or is it all just marketing hyp?
For example, the CMA catalog says the viper glass towels should not be used for wax or polish removal as that would glog the fiber ends and ruin the towels.
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