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  1. #151

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    I like the CG Elite towels compare to cobras.
    Just trying to keep my family`s cars clean.

  2. #152

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    Quote Originally Posted by cajunfirehawk
    Well, all I can say is do like the rest of us and order your self a few dozen of all the ones that come out which seem to be the latest and greatest and compare for your self, if you read thru these the posts, eurows are well liked but like everything YMMV.


    I just got my first order of these - WOW. I`m so ticked that I only ordered one pack. $9.24 shipping on $21.19 towels? I KNEW I should have ordered 2 packs. Can`t wait to try them tomorrow - thanks everyone for the great advice as usual.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jb1
    I KNEW I should have ordered 2 packs.


    same here LOL... :grinno:



    wait till you wash & dry them, they`ll fluff right up and be ready to go... :up

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigAl3
    same here LOL... :grinno:



    wait till you wash & dry them, they`ll fluff right up and be ready to go... :up


    Ok guys, now tell me where I can get some quality WW towels that are as much of a steal as the Viking green and the Eurow Shags. I did see the Eurow WW ones at Costco and they look more like a dish towel. From just feeling them, I wouldn`t use them on paint.

  5. #155

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    Quote Originally Posted by jb1
    Ok guys, now tell me where I can get some quality WW towels that are as much of a steal as the Viking green and the Eurow Shags. I did see the Eurow WW ones at Costco and they look more like a dish towel. From just feeling them, I wouldn`t use them on paint.


    the mainstays WW from Walmart`s houseware section

    are a steal and are great on most paints



    that are also like a hand towel size

    I think a 2 pack is just under $4



    check them out

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJimZ28
    the mainstays WW from Walmart`s houseware section

    are a steal and are great on most paints



    that are also like a hand towel size

    I think a 2 pack is just under $4



    check them out


    I bought a pack and they linted like crazy. I washed them right when I got them with nothing else in the washer. I even ran an empty cycle before just to make sure. Did I just get a bad batch?

  7. #157

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    Quote Originally Posted by jb1
    Did I just get a bad batch?




    I think so

    I love mine on glass and

    no lint for me

  8. #158

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    Quote Originally Posted by jb1
    I did see the Eurow WW ones at Costco and they look more like a dish towel.


    i wouldn`t use those on the paint, i`d rather use the small walmart waffle weaves instead and they are cheaper as well... http://autopia.org/forum/good-deals/...walmart+ww%27s

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    Quote Originally Posted by jb1
    Ok guys, now tell me where I can get some quality WW towels that are as much of a steal as the Viking green and the Eurow Shags.


    i only like to use the ultra-soft waffle weaves and my favorite ones are the CG`s, they are softer than any other waffle weave i`ve tried and still are very soft after many numerous washes. but for the price, these can`t beat... Excel Monterey Waffle Weave Drying Towel patrick`s service rocks too! :up



    also... kragen just got a smaller version (24x24) of the excellent gold viking x-large microfiber drying towel as well, for those who prefer something a little smaller and not the big cumbersome size (works perfect after you`ve sheeted/flooded as much water off)... :2thumbs:


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    Thanks BigJimZ28 & BigAl3 - I`ll head out tomorrow and see what I can round up. We don`t have Kragen in Dallas, but I`ll check out O`Reilly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jb1
    Thanks BigJimZ28 & BigAl3 - I`ll head out tomorrow and see what I can round up. We don`t have Kragen in Dallas, but I`ll check out O`Reilly.


    if you don`t have a kragen, check out these stores (schucks & checker) IIRC they are the same thing...


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    Quote Originally Posted by BigAl3
    i only like to use the ultra-soft waffle weaves and my favorite ones are the CG`s, they are softer than any other waffle weave i`ve tried and still are very soft after many numerous washes. but for the price, these can`t beat... Excel Monterey Waffle Weave Drying Towel patrick`s service rocks too! :up



    also... kragen just got a smaller version (24x24) of the excellent gold viking x-large microfiber drying towel as well, for those who prefer something a little smaller and not the big cumbersome size (works perfect after you`ve sheeted/flooded as much water off)... :2thumbs:





    Where is the ultra plush WW on CG site? I can`t find them on their site

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    Quote Originally Posted by runnerbl
    Where is the ultra plush WW on CG site? I can`t find them on their site


    SUPER Absorber Waffle Weave Drying Microfiber Towel SILK BANDED



    also, these are pretty nice as well, but are currently out of stock... Blue Perl Drying Towel

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    Still like my Chemical Guys

    MICROFIBER_TOWEL_MIRACLE_TOWEL

    and

    PREMIUM MICROFIBER
    MDRX8

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    BigJimZ28 & BigAl3
    the microfiber brothers...lol
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    "Weekend Warrior just keeping my cars clean"

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