detail l and everyday use microfiber

[S281er238]

Hi Guys,

I’m new to the website and I tried to find a post before I ask the same question that a been asked many times probably. So, I used Costco rags before it was even Costco and it use to be price club and the quality and the thickness was always the best in the market and through the years, I seen it getting tinnier and tinnier and cheaper material and dots work well as well as it leaves scratches. Has anyone found better towels out there these days which are better than the Kirkland brand? I read up on a lot of manufactures and most of them have nothing bad reviews lol .

 

[tom p.]

The Rag Company has great products in just about any price range you could imagine: very inexpensive to very expensive

 

[Coatings=crack]

The Rag Company has great products in just about any price range you could imagine: very inexpensive to very expensive

Agreed great towels.... not so great Customer Service. Buy them through AG.

If looking for something kirkland like but 100’s better The forrest green MF are a nice towel. Not too thick or thin, edgeless, durable


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[tom p.]

I`ve found some of the Rag Co`s products at Amazon. A couple of months ago I bought a 24-pk ($16) of cheapie towels from them. I really like them a lot and am getting good use around the house... wife loves them, too.

 

[Lonnie]

Here`s a link to a thread I started for suggestions about microfibers for specific detailing tasks. It`s some of the same concerns you have:
https://www.autopia.org/forums/car-...ask-list-autopian-suggestions.html?highlight=

Some (but not all!) of The Rag Company microfibers are sold at the Autopia Store:
https://www.autopia-carcare.com/the-rag-company.html
OR
you can try one of the Autopia Store`s microfiber kits:
https://www.autopia-carcare.com/microfiber-kits.html
The Microfiber Towel Combo kit might fit your bill, and it is composed of Cobra microfibers, which are not bad quality microfibers.