Stupid Question: What should I be using flannel towels for??
12-18-2002, 06:22 AM
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Flannel cloths are not a "must use" item, but I've found they work well for final buffing.
Don't use flannel cloths with detailing spray; they tend to push the spray around on the paint, leading to streaks. Flannel also tends to load up pretty fast, so in my experience it isn't best for removing glaze or wax. However flannel is great for final buffing. <i>But</i>... microfiber works just as well for final buffing, and it works well for all of the other purposes mentioned here too. This is why I haven't used my flannel cloths very much since discovering microfiber.
12-19-2002, 07:26 AM
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Lint and pushing the cleaner around are the two biggest complaints of flannel. Microfiber is...
lint free and does a great job for cleaning and for buffing.<ul><li><a href="http://www.ttstuff.com/detailing_microfiber.php">Microfiber Cloths</a></li></ul>
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12-23-2002, 02:10 PM
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where are you getting your microfiber from?
i've *never* ever had any lint from my microfiber towels... that's one of the reasons i can't imagine detailing without them :-)
where did you get your microfiber from? also, were you careful to wash them separately from all your other towels?
where did you get your microfiber from? also, were you careful to wash them separately from all your other towels?