Rockysdetailing
New member
I`m having a major problem with my towels linting... could someone share there method on keeping lint out of towels
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Towel linting
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Ronkh
Wax Waster
Use GOOD towels
Rockysdetailing:
Please see: https://www.autopia.org/forums/car-...detailing-task-list-autopian-suggestions.html
Good thread about microfiber towels and at the end where to buy them.
Please see: https://www.autopia.org/forums/car-...detailing-task-list-autopian-suggestions.html
Good thread about microfiber towels and at the end where to buy them.
dschribs
Active member
I use good towels. Rag Company, Detailers Domain etc and I`ve been fighting lint for years. I use MF Restore and wash them by themselves.
I wish I knew what the problem was. At this point I`m thinking it has to be my washer/dryer.
The only MF`s I have that don`t lint are Griots PFM.
I wish I knew what the problem was. At this point I`m thinking it has to be my washer/dryer.
The only MF`s I have that don`t lint are Griots PFM.
Swanicyouth
New member
So, big fluffy plush towels lint. I don`t care who makes them. They are more likely to lint doing certain tasks - like buffing off an oily wax.
The trick is to use the right towel for the right task. Use lower nap high quality towels to do buffing tasks on dark cars...
Quite frankly, the 530/600 gsm Cobras are quite good for this..
The trick is to use the right towel for the right task. Use lower nap high quality towels to do buffing tasks on dark cars...
Quite frankly, the 530/600 gsm Cobras are quite good for this..
Accumulator
Well-known member
As per my post to the other recent MF Lint thread, IME every MF towel eventually lints, even the WW and no-nap ones. Once a MF starts to shed those little MF fibers, you`ll get lint...and they all do sooner or later.
That said, some (usually pricey ones) are a *LOT* better than others.
That said, some (usually pricey ones) are a *LOT* better than others.