HS125

Besides a bunch of MF towels for general cleaning, Sam's Club or Target stuff. What are the three essential towels you would recommend for detailing? Like everything else...theres a billion choices.

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quakerroatmeal

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What other towels other than MF towels do people use to detail? Unless you're talking about name brand towels, thickness, plush etc.

HS125

Yeah..I have a lot of cheap towels. What are some nice ones to own for removing wax, sealers, etc.

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If I had to choose just 3 microfiber towels to have, here is what they would be....

Waffle Weave Microfiber Drying Towel - my absolute favorite drying towel. This short nap microfiber towel is designed specifically for drying your vehicle and is super absorbent.

Product Review: DI Microfiber Waffle Weave Drying Towel by Ivan Rajic


Black & Yellow Towel - I use these towels most often for removing polish, sealant, wax, and that sort of thing... but the beauty of these is that they can be used for almost anything. The dual nap (shorter on one side, more plush on the other) makes these very versatile. You can use them on your exterior or interior. They are quality towels and very soft.

Product Review: DI Microfiber Black and Yellow Towel by Zach McGovern


Double Thick Edgeless Towel - This plush, edgeless towel is ideal for more delicate operations such as applying and removing a quick wax/quick detailer or rinseless washing.

Zach McGovern
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Attention to Detailing - Peoria, IL

Roadrash666

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The rag company sells a towel called the Eagle Edgeless, it's like buffing your car with a baby bunny they're so soft. They are very reasonably priced also.

quakerroatmeal

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I have these Chemical Guy ones. I like a lot.


I also have these as well.

http://www.euroworeilly.com/Eurow-Mi...B004VB5JDW.htm

These are crazy plush and soft.

I personally prefer ones that aren't as plush for some reason.