MF Towel for $3.95? GOOD find?

[SC5spd]

Check out this towel?

http://www.cathysbulkfoods.com/Corne...ornNumber=C013

Pleaes let me know if I can use these towels for car detailing?
Good find?

[arcticwhite]

Only read it quickly, but these are an 80/20 blend. You'll be better off with a 70/30 blend.

[Guess My Name]

Can't tell anything about them from the description...Buy em and try em.

You will never know unless you can touch one and feel it and test it out.

[jimwh]

I'd feel safe buying these just based on the description...

Micro fiber is plastic (What a revelation!). One strand of Micro Fiber is several times smaller than a strand of conventional fiber (and what exactly is conventional fiber?). How does it clean? A microscopic plastic wire (like a cheese cutter) (now THAT'S what I want touching my paint)

The adage "you get what you pay for" holds very true when it comes to MF towels. Stick with CMA, TACSCAR, or YoSteve.

[puterbum]

Funny post, jimwh .

I agree with jimwh, there are not too many more "good finds" to be had as far as paint-safe detailing towels. I know there are a few of us who have been investigating other sources of towels and you can bet your PC that the current towel sellers are always on the lookout for better buys . . . I'll stick with MT's and Neatitems.

However, let's not forget that MF is great for a lot more than paint stuff. The cheese cutter cloth might be good for routine dashboard cleaning or glass cleaning . . . but there are cheaper ones to be had for those uses.

[Prinz]

It doesn't look like it. You can get the neatitems 15 x 15 towel for $4.95 each if you buy 5 or $4.45 each if you buy 10 and no shipping charges. You'll know you're getting good 70/30 towels.

If you look at $3.99 cheese cutter towel you have the price of the towel plus: QUOTE]Handling fee is $1.00 per box shipped (not per item) plus UPS shipping charges.[/quote] Looks to me like you'll pay more per towel by the time you pay the shipping charges and the extra handling fee.