waffle weave

[Roy]

anybody used EUROW waffle weave drying towels?

 

[Ed...]

i use these to dry my wheels, they are very absorbant just a little to course for the paint. microfibre drying towels all the way pal

 

[Roy]

nice one:thumbsup:

 

[Robo_#1]

Any examples, I could do with getting one for drying. I was looking at a waffle weave but it the leave marks I dont want it anywhere near my black car lol?

 

[Ed...]

examples as in what?

 

[Roy]

Any examples, I could do with getting one for drying. I was looking at a waffle weave but it the leave marks I dont want it anywhere near my black car lol?

poorboys mate

 

[Ed...]

oh right u meen names. my advice is only use waffle weave on wheels and tyres. microfibre the paint. dabbing not rubbing

 

[Roy]

oh right u meen names. my advice is only use waffle weave on wheels and tyres. microfibre the paint. dabbing not rubbing

if you dont mind me asking whys that then??
thanks

 

[Ed...]

waffle weaves are alot more course than a microfibre leaving webbing if ure not careful and tbh they dont leave an as good a finish. u will find a waffle weave leaves streaks on the car that need buffing off with a dry microfibre after so y not just do it in 1 hit.

 

[Roy]

waffle weaves are alot more course than a microfibre leaving webbing if ure not careful and tbh they dont leave an as good a finish. u will find a waffle weave leaves streaks on the car that need buffing off with a dry microfibre after so y not just do it in 1 hit.

thanks
whats the best microfibres to use then+were from
cheers

 

[Ed...]

again i can only reccomend one place and thats cleanyourcar.co.uk tim looks after me there as i spend around £300 a month with him on products they do 1 called the miracle dryer i think its a tenner but its worth its weight in gold

 

[Roy]

cheers woody nice one see about getting one now:thumbup:

 

[Roy]

:thumbsup:

again i can only reccomend one place and thats cleanyourcar.co.uk tim looks after me there as i spend around £300 a month with him on products they do 1 called the miracle dryer i think its a tenner but its worth its weight in gold

just orderd one:thumbsup:

 

[Ed...]

good lad. i might have to start charging for my advice lmao

 

[Roy]

good lad. i might have to start charging for my advice lmao

get a bigger discount from cleanyourcar mate
tell them you are recomending lots of people lol

 

[Ed...]

I get it very very cheap anyway dont u worry. plus all my freebies from I4D i get a bit over-run with stuff lol i dont do enough cars to try it all lol

 

[RussZS]

These are my favourite towels:

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/I4D_Uber_Premium_Drying_Towel_1.html#aUBERDRY

Assuming you have a decent wax/sealant on your car, you should be able to 'pat dry' the remaining water after rinsing off, within a few minutes, with one of those.

Agree that a lot of the waffle weave towels are too coarse for some paints, generally best avoided, even the more expensive ones.

 

[Ed...]

good quality prducts don't come cheap do they. but in the long run they save the effort 10 fold. I agree that drying towel is good russ i just cant get it free thats what puts me off lol

 

[kevo66 (weaveworx)]

Whats this mirracle dry mate?

 

[Ed...]

its what CYC call there towel lol