Microfiber Scratches
#1
Microfiber Scratches
We recently bought a new 42" LCD TV and it has a shiny black finish that shows dust like no tomorrow. I had washed all of my microfiber clothes say a week and a half ago and they were still sitting on the top of the dryer due to my laziness. Not thinking anything of it, I picked one up thinking it would be a great tool to wipe the dust of our new TV and what do you know, but as I ran the cloth along it sent little hairline scratches all throughout the finish.
What the ****.
I thought this was the reason for using microfiber so you didn't get scratches. I want to pinpoint why this happened so this **** doesn't happen on my car. Perhaps they became dirty from sitting on top of the dryer for over a week? Or are they just shitty clothes to begin with? I bought them at Walmart... I know.
Thoughts? I'm assuming a combination of the two.
What the ****.
I thought this was the reason for using microfiber so you didn't get scratches. I want to pinpoint why this happened so this **** doesn't happen on my car. Perhaps they became dirty from sitting on top of the dryer for over a week? Or are they just shitty clothes to begin with? I bought them at Walmart... I know.
Thoughts? I'm assuming a combination of the two.
#4
I was either thinking Cobra or PB. I love PB stuff and I plan on trying out their complete arsenal next time I do a full detail. Lesson learned the hard way I guess. And got it Tuff. That's all I'll be using from now on.
#5
My boy has a bad habit of touching the TV, so i got his grubby handprints all over the bottom of the display. I use a lightly damp paper towel to clean it off and a dry paper towl to make sure it is dry.
never got a single scratch.
never got a single scratch.
#6
I, too, use the ever-so-complicated paper towel technique. It works every time with no problems.
#7
Did you wash the towels with something else? I accidentally had my wife put the towels in the laundry with some other stuff...turned out to be the dogs blanket and I ended up with little pieces of nylabone stuck in my towels. Luckily I caught it before I used them. Now I just use all my towels and wash them all at once without any other laundry.
#8
No I always wash all my MF towels/wash mitts together on delicate with hot water. Dry on low heat until needed with no fabric softener sheets. Come to think of it I did included cotton terry towels in the mix that I use to wipe up goop like brake dust; perhaps that's it.
#11
Sad thing is, anything that's black is a bitch to keep unscratched forever
#12
Well, if you get quality MF towels then you can wash them. You NEED to use specific MF cleaner solution. Regular detergent/bleach will damage MF towels and they'll be useless afterwards.
http://autogeek.net/dp-microfiber-cleaner.html
http://autogeek.net/dp-microfiber-cleaner.html
#13
#14
Never had any problems with DP's products and it's the only MF wash that I use.. Pinnacle is the only brand that I've slightly had better results with, but it's twice the price.
Haven't tried the one that you posted, but I imagine that it's probably about the same.
Haven't tried the one that you posted, but I imagine that it's probably about the same.
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