waffle weaves?

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shadybreal

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Looking for some good cheap waffle weaves for drying my cars. I need at least 6 more. I'm looking to dump my Absorber and only use the Cali blade on windows. I would like to spend around 7 or 8 dollars a piece for large towel. Thanks!
 
I've heard of them (on the forums), but have not made a purchase. I must say that deal on the link you provided looks pretty intriguing. I don't know what his shipping costs are like, but $5/towel sounds pretty good. If you spring for the package, let us know what you think of the quality of the product and customer service you recieve.
 
Mr. Clean said:
I've heard of them (on the forums), but have not made a purchase. I must say that deal on the link you provided looks pretty intriguing. I don't know what his shipping costs are like, but $5/towel sounds pretty good. If you spring for the package, let us know what you think of the quality of the product and customer service you recieve.
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Ordering 10 today. I'll let you know about them as soon as I receive them.
 
Seems to be a pretty good deal. I have been waiting for a deal on these. Just ordered the 5 pack. I didn't appreciate the dollar something "handling fee". Haven't seen that fee in any order on the internet. But, with tax, shipping and "handling" the bottom line is still very good.

I just hope the product is good as well. Never heard of this guy, but he uses paypal, so I am ok with that.
 
I think it's hard to beat the quality of the WW towels that Detail City, Autogeek or Poorboys offer. Sometimes the old adage " You get what you pay
for" comes to play. I use 1 of the Cobra Ultimate Guzzlers to dry a pick up
truck and it is plenty thirsty when I finish. Just my 2 cents....
 
belcherm58 said:
I think it's hard to beat the quality of the WW towels that Detail City, Autogeek or Poorboys offer. Sometimes the old adage " You get what you pay
for" comes to play. I use 1 of the Cobra Ultimate Guzzlers to dry a pick up
truck and it is plenty thirsty when I finish. Just my 2 cents....
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ain't that the truth:rolleyes:
 
Just received my MF from winnerscircledetailing, and they're very good quality. I got 10 for about 58 dollars including shipping. Awesome deal!
 
I have 2 of WCD WW towels, they are not the softest yet the don't scratch and they get better and better with each use/wash. I prefer my pakshak since they are thicker and softer but winner circles towels are pretty good towels for the $$ (as are his mf towels).
 
Just got my 5 Winners Circle 20 x 40 WW. I am going to try them out this weekend on my truck. I should have put some more thought into the size I was getting, as they are twice as long as they are high. They just "feel" kind of strange in the hand. I think that another 26 x 40 might have been a better choice, but I am going to see how the towel "handles.".

they do have a tag that will need to be cut off. Made in China (like everything else).:notme:
 
I think a few things when buying MF towels. I buy the best that I can afford. That meaning if I have $40 to spend I would rather spend that on less towels of higher quality than get more of a cheaper brand.

The reason for this is I am now seeing some of the towels that I got cheap not picking up as good as the use to and noticeable wear, as for the ones that I got of higher quality are still in great shape and picking up like new.

That's my take on it

I buy all my MF towels from Steve at PB now
 
The only waffle weaves that I have are from Poorboy's and Meguiars. I couldn't be more happy with either because they are both great quality.
 
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