What should I use on my Jeep Hard Top?

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old_gonzo

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I'm sure they are more than likely manufactured by the same places that provide for TACS, CMA, TOL, etc. - but has anyone purchased them recently? If so, any "linting" experienced? Curious.
 
They were my first. Before I was here and knew any better, I bought a lot of Zymol.



They work well. They are slightly less plush than my Miracle Towels. No lint problems with them.
 
same here as Bichelb...

not as plush as MT, I use them to remove the Wax. use viper green for the Klasse.
 
where did you get the Zymol towel? I can tell you from experience that Nicsand Makes the best towel I have ever used. They are super plush and absorb really well, NO LINT.

I bought every towel they had at walmart. 10 towels for $25
 
My experience has shown the NicSand to leave fibers. Try using it on glass...you'll see them if you look hard.
 
Quite a few people here have stated (and tested) the Nicsand towels and concluded that they do scratch. I used some last weekend on my windows and they do produce a "micro" lint which is quite a pain to remove. I used on MF damp with distilled water followed by a dry one to buff clean.
 
The Zymol towels can be purchased through a site called autofanatics.com



In regard to your experience with the Nicsand towels, I can't say that I would agree. I will say that they are a bit more plush than the Viking towels, but no where near the Miracle Towel in that regard. Just MHO.
 
Totally agree with you Arcticwhite. I don't like Nicsand towels on my paint. Too thin and too rough. Scratch city with those towels. Laters.
 
Anyone have any suggestions on what to use on a Jeep Hard Top? It's got a textured, what appears to be very thinnly painted black surface over fiberglass. I would consider it a matte surface. I'd like to get a deeper, richer look if possible (might have to paint it to get it there).

Its got a coat of Black Fire sealant on it now. I use 303 on my plastic fenders but haven't used it on the top yet.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.
 
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