Waffle Weave on ebay
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That link isnt working for me but when it comes to something as important as your drying towel, I'd rather be safe than sorry.. Only proven towels for me:xyxthumbs
imported_Mighty HD1
New member
What's the difference between waffle weave towels? I'm new to all this so hand feed me..lol
A LOT of info available here. Search micro fiber towel.
I personaly like http://www.pakshak.com/
Discounts available to site members.
I personaly like http://www.pakshak.com/
Discounts available to site members.
LouisanaJeeper
New member
fyi you can buy tropi-care products directly for the same price
http://www.tropicarecarproducts.com/customer/home.php
i have only used their waxes and polishes, which i was pleased with. I'm sure the towel would be OK
http://www.tropicarecarproducts.com/customer/home.php
i have only used their waxes and polishes, which i was pleased with. I'm sure the towel would be OK
imported_garyo
New member
I don't know about those towels but I have bought ww towels on ebay from JT International which uses an ebay name of Ultramicrofiber. Here is past listing: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=50450&item=7954919930
or you can email him at [email protected] for price list. Nice towels. No affliation, yadda, yadda, yadda...
or you can email him at [email protected] for price list. Nice towels. No affliation, yadda, yadda, yadda...
wannafbody
wannafbody
i have the Tropicare WW and its a nice towell with a satin wrapped edge -good price too
imported_NYV6Coupe
New member
I bought a couple WW towels that bet993 mentioned (eBay seller "ultramicrofiber") and I've had no problems with them other than their size .... 60" x 35". I read numerous posts that said JTInternational MF's were OK.
Admittedly, I'm working with silver metallic paint so micro-marring would not be as noticeable as a darker color, you just have to get used to the size.
If you use the "blotting" drying technique (advised) you can fold & refold this towel so many times that I almost never get to use the 2nd towel so they get cycled (one in the wash .... one good to go).
I've also bought a couple smaller WW towels from Winner's Circle (75/25) & from Poorboy's (don't know) ... pretty much the same excellent quality as the WW I bought on eBay (80/20) but the polyester/polyamide blend is different. I keep these in the trunk for spot touch-ups.
Admittedly, I'm working with silver metallic paint so micro-marring would not be as noticeable as a darker color, you just have to get used to the size.
If you use the "blotting" drying technique (advised) you can fold & refold this towel so many times that I almost never get to use the 2nd towel so they get cycled (one in the wash .... one good to go).
I've also bought a couple smaller WW towels from Winner's Circle (75/25) & from Poorboy's (don't know) ... pretty much the same excellent quality as the WW I bought on eBay (80/20) but the polyester/polyamide blend is different. I keep these in the trunk for spot touch-ups.
Pats300zx
Super Moderator
I am not sure that I would want to purchase a towel on Ebay for drying my car unless I know that it has been proven to be reliable.
I would stick with the great waffle weaves that are offered by members on this site.
Just to name a few.
Ranney at Pakshak
Patrick at Excel Detail
Most offer discounts to forum members which is probably comparable to the deal you could get on Ebay.
Just my thoughts.
I would stick with the great waffle weaves that are offered by members on this site.
Just to name a few.
Ranney at Pakshak
Patrick at Excel Detail
Most offer discounts to forum members which is probably comparable to the deal you could get on Ebay.
Just my thoughts.
imported_Mighty HD1
New member
Thank's for the replys. I'm amazed at the information at this site.
Now to decide if I want to buy a PC or a rotary. The PC is nice but the roatary can do more... ahhh another day another thread..
Now to decide if I want to buy a PC or a rotary. The PC is nice but the roatary can do more... ahhh another day another thread..
wannafbody
wannafbody
the only downside to a rotary is splatter
a.k.a. Patrick
New member
wannafbody said:
That fear is eleviated with proper use, and comes with experience......
imported_Mighty HD1
New member
Here's what I ordered
Discontinued Microfiber 1616 (1.7oz) (only 8 remaining! ) $ 1.49
Quantity: 2
Item total: $ 2.98
Excel Micro Applicators $ 1.99
Quantity: 2
Item total: $ 3.98
Pacific Blue Waffle Weave Drying Towel $ 10.20
Quantity: 1
Item total: $ 10.20
Excel Bay White Waffle Weave Drying Towel Size: Small $4.90 $ 4.89
Quantity: 2
Item total: $ 9.78
Discontinued Microfiber 1616 (1.7oz) (only 8 remaining! ) $ 1.49
Quantity: 2
Item total: $ 2.98
Excel Micro Applicators $ 1.99
Quantity: 2
Item total: $ 3.98
Pacific Blue Waffle Weave Drying Towel $ 10.20
Quantity: 1
Item total: $ 10.20
Excel Bay White Waffle Weave Drying Towel Size: Small $4.90 $ 4.89
Quantity: 2
Item total: $ 9.78
wannafbody
wannafbody
yep-gotta use it more this summer and practice technique
Dolphin463
New member
I agree about the rotary splatter. Even when I think I'm being neat and not getting the polish all over the place, when I get done, it's on my clothes, the windshield, and other areas that I don't want it. Yes, I've spread out the polish with the pad prior to starting up but it still slings a little of it around.
What is the secret?
What is the secret?