Has anybody used MF from PoorboysWorld.com?

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snapdemon

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I will soon be placing an order to Poorboy and was wondering if I should pick up some MF towels with my order? They seem reasonably priced but I was wondering how the quality is? A 30x60 is only $11 and I was considering it over a Waffle weave if the results are similar.



Opinions?

Results?

Absorbancy?

Comparable to?



Thanks in advance.
 
I use Poorboy's MF's. They are very plush and have a terry type construction. They are soft and can be used for buffing/Qd'ing and as an excellent wash towel ( normal and especially when using Spray and Wipe). Their construction allows the release of any grime that is washed off a vehicle in the rinse bucket and have enough surface area where 2 towels will afford enough clean surface area to complete a mid size ( Z28 ) car. I would compare it's structure to DF Towel's MF ( poly vs natural fibers) Basically, another fine product from Poorboy's.

As one converts over to MF's one will purchase several types to forfill certain needs.

Poorboy's MF - Waterless wash, bucket wash, and buffing / QD'ing

PakShak and MicrofiberTech ultra MF's for waxing, polish removal and QD'ing

DF Towel MF for lite dusting ( use like a Cali duster), final buffing and also an excellent wash towel.

Locally available MF's (i.e. Nicscand) for glass, interiors, door jams, etc.

:wavey
 
blkZ28Conv,



thanks for the list:up . I have tried the other mf you mentioned, my favorite is Pakshak. I will try Steve(Poorboy) mf when I order my next shipment (I will be needing more s&w, natural brilliance, and his new QD+ which is another great product).
 
Amen to what blkZ28Conv said. :up Everytime I reach into my MF supply, my hand wants to reach for Poorboy's because it feels thicker and softer. (I also have PakShak, MF Tech, and WalMart -- all of which, as blkZ28Conv said, have their special applications.) I'm eager to try the new cloths DavidB has just announced, too.
 
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