JB666

I figured if anyone here knew a good source (online or in person) it's be you guys..

My collection of 100% cotton polishing towels are starting to look a bit ragged, and I won't just use any towel on my car.. Some of the "100% cotton" towels I find in stores around here feel like a Brillo Pad.

Thanks, in advance

kerryt1

Griot's Garage advertises some I think.

big red vette

adams micro fiber towels are the softest towels i have ever felt.

blacksedan87

Actually - the experienced detailers have gotten away from cotton and think micro fiber is the way to go. Even Richard Griot who used to be the biggest proponent of 100% cotton now recommends micro fiber.

I switched a couple of years ago and haven't looked back.

Adams sells some great micro fiber, as does Griot's. All micro fiber is not created equal - the more costly ones really are softer and better.

Here's a link to Griot's.....

http://www.griotsgarage.com/p2p/sear...rrivals&page=1

As you can see - he recommends different towels for different purposes.

DaBoz

FUN LS1

steve8

I made the switch to MF's this year as well. I bought some from the Geek and Steve at ultramicrofiber.com and recommend either one of them.

EVIL_C5

microfiber it the only way to go!

cobra's from the geek, griots has some good ones.

BostonJoel

rws.1

I have bought great towels from www.pakshak.com before

chek out the car care section.... a lot of detailing fanatics hang there...

JB666

Thanks guys!!!!!!!!!

I just ordered some from each so I'll see which I like best

jovette

Micro fiber is the only way to go............I used bath towels for years, but they don't come close to the micro fiber................Also have learned that micro fiber is the only thing to use when cleaning inside and outside windows..........Clean and no more streaks!

bucwheat

The only problem with micro fiber is they pick up everything in the dryer.

JB666

Thank you, guys...

See, one of the products my company produces is actually a microfiber. Several, in fact.. We have several products with strands less than one denier.. The problem was finding one that was sueded/brushed and not abrasive.. I think I have two, but I wanted to test them first.

jovette

You are absolutely 100% correct! I've learned to wash and dry the micro fiber towels separately. Or wash with other items, and then hang dry, do NOT dry with cotton towels or other cotton items! If you do, you'll be picking little lint ***** off the micro fiber towels for some time

FUN LS1

That's mentioned in the videos on Adam's site.

Jet-Jock

I use Sonus microfiber towels. I get them from Bettercarcare.com.

rustyedge

i use cloth diapers

Bills03Coupe

I buy microfiber towels at Costco! 30 towels for $14.

DaBoz

You get what you pay for. I would never use those on my paint. I use them for door jambs, windows,etc.