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Always Detailin'
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 3,556
From: Dayton, OH
Cobra's from Autogeek.net
I also like the plush grey towels from Target ($6.99 for 4)
My other faves (believe it or not), are from Wal-Mart. The 2 pack (rolled up together) of light/sky blue's. I believe they are $3.67 for two.
I also like the plush grey towels from Target ($6.99 for 4)
My other faves (believe it or not), are from Wal-Mart. The 2 pack (rolled up together) of light/sky blue's. I believe they are $3.67 for two.
I'd Hit It
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 2,847
From: Texarkana, TX/Conway, AR
I bought a pack of 25 microfibertowels for 5.99 from Wal-mart that I was not expecting to be great, but I have been very happy with them. They are better than alot I have tried, and for the price I can just about use a new one each time I wax. I want to get some really good ones though like the Cobras.
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I got the www.specialtymotoring.com microfiber start package its $31 and i have way to many towels now. I have an entire row on my detailing shelf for my towels etc..
Always Detailin'
Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 3,556
From: Dayton, OH
Hey Dan,
What is your glass towel of choice these days? I'm about due for a new glass towel, (had the Cobra waffle weave one), and might try something new. Some of the Cobra towels did suck after awhile, I gotta agree there, but the glass towel was always pretty good.
What is your glass towel of choice these days? I'm about due for a new glass towel, (had the Cobra waffle weave one), and might try something new. Some of the Cobra towels did suck after awhile, I gotta agree there, but the glass towel was always pretty good.
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