Cloths | starting again

[Roshi69]

Hi guys,

Think i've decided to get rid of all my cloths and start again (due to loss of system and cross contamination etc)

does anyone know of anywhere that sell complete sets or even starter sets?

looking for a combination of good microfibres, waffleweave, finishing towels.

i have the car in a pretty good state and dont want to put old towels near it. (still need a 7" finishing pad to remove my very light swirls that were created whilst buffing out bigger scratches)

 

[Cossers]

I get all my gear from clean your car! Postage is a pisser to ni but they are very good with their prices and back up!

 

[BenAG200]

Good kit at sensible prices. https://www.prestigecarcareshop.com/collections/all-microfiber

If you follow them on instagram they often put up discount codes too.

 

[kevlar]

I can recommend microfibre madness, not cheap. but at polished bliss - free postage, also check out ragmaster.co.uk for cloths they do some really nice quality cloths.

 

[Antti O]

Eurow yellow microfiber cloths x20
elite yellow drying towels x2
some smooth microfibres x 5

I have that kind of kit and those are enough for pretty hc machine correcting, and regular washing. I have saw quite a few different drying towels and nothing beats elite yellow towels.

 

[LOCKE]

Polished Bliss do their own branded microfibres.

 

[nutnutwelshman]

Costco 36 for £14 Renault can sort the paint when it goes back

 

[l33th3tr33]

Asda microfibres for general stuff, I tend to use them once for cleaning then get oil on them
No point in me buying nice ones, although I'm about to order the silverback xl drying towel as I'm sick of using 256 microfibers to dry a car.

 

[Chris]

Asda microfibres for general stuff, I tend to use them once for cleaning then get oil on them
No point in me buying nice ones, although I'm about to order the silverback xl drying towel as I'm sick of using 256 microfibers to dry a car.

Yeah I use cheapo ones for mucky jobs too - Kent ones...

No point using a nice MF for cleaning the engine bay lol!

 

[l33th3tr33]

Yeah I use cheapo ones for mucky jobs too - Kent ones...

No point using a nice MF for cleaning the engine bay lol!

I keep a new set in my boot to stop me from grabbing them to wipe down grease or oil, I can't trust myself!!

 

[sevenfourate]

www.saverschoiceuk.com

Or their sister site - in2detailing as advertised on the site linked to above.

Brilliant products at brilliant prices.

The Korean endless polishing towels are to die for. Wash after wash. Buy 5 and price is reduced too.

Their drying towels are supposed to be epic too...