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LostSol 10-29-2013 09:51 AM

Looking for drying towel
 
Hey guys, im looking for a good drying towel/shammy. Ive been using the same sheepskin shammy for about 8 years and it finally got too old for me. I bought another sheepskin from Amazon that had good ratings, but the thing is absolute crap, too thin, falls apart leaving crap all over my car.

Im looking for a really good drying towel, whatever you pros recommend.

Thanks!

Chuck33079 10-29-2013 09:55 AM

http://www.detailersdomain.com/Uber-...wel_p_516.html

tiger123 10-29-2013 10:16 AM

This is what I use. It's really good.

Absorber The Absorber XL High Performance Drying Towel | Product Details | Pep Boys

Chuck33079 10-29-2013 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by tiger123 (Post 2545670)

Be very careful with that. Make sure you pat the water off, not wipe. Those things will pick up crap and drag it all over the paint.

LostSol 10-29-2013 10:29 AM

yeah i really dont like the absorbers, im looking for something natural, either a microfiber or animal hyde based. Thanks for the link Chuck, ill look at that one.

tiger123 10-29-2013 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2545682)
Be very careful with that. Make sure you pat the water off, not wipe. Those things will pick up crap and drag it all over the paint.

Chuck,

Thanks for the info. I was unaware of that. I wash my car by hand at least once per week.

I will throw this thing away and purchase your recommended towel.

Thanks again for info and link.

Chuck33079 10-29-2013 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by tiger123 (Post 2545740)
Chuck,

Thanks for the info. I was unaware of that. I wash my car by hand at least once per week.

I will throw this thing away and purchase your recommended towel.

Thanks again for info and link.

Yeah, I used one of those for years. Buying a black car has made me refine my technique. :rofl2: It shows every mistake. You can still use it if you pat the car dry (which is really the right way to do it anyway).

NINJA 10-29-2013 12:49 PM

Leaf Blower. Nice coat of wax and water beads right off.

enkei2k 10-29-2013 04:52 PM

I use this:

Microfiber Drying Towel | White Microfiber Towels

It's pretty cool and works well.


RE: Absorber. I have one and tried it. Didn't like it because it got hard. It was stored incorrectly but that's my fault. Tried soaking it in water for a while, but still wouldn't work so I got the above mentioned towel instead.

Mandingo 10-29-2013 04:53 PM

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Originally Posted by NINJA (Post 2545954)
Leaf Blower. Nice coat of wax and water beads right off.

This is the best way in my experience. I sheet most of the water off with my garage air compressor then use one large microfiber towel to pat down the remaining drops. It's quick and easy and my black Z is still devoid of swirls/hologram/spider webbing :tup:

Tazicon 10-29-2013 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2545742)
Yeah, I used one of those for years. Buying a black car has made me refine my technique. :rofl2: It shows every mistake. You can still use it if you pat the car dry (which is really the right way to do it anyway).

Thats why I dont own a black car any more! I got so tired of taking care of it a trying to not look at it wrong.............One wrong look and it was stuck in the damn paint!

BigT 10-29-2013 08:04 PM

Adams great white drying towel. Best drying town I've ever used.

bigaudiofanat 10-30-2013 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2545631)

Exactly what I was going to recommend. It's simply the best drying towel out there Uber makes great towels all around actually. Highly recommended.

Chuck33079 10-30-2013 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by bigaudiofanat (Post 2547154)
Exactly what I was going to recommend. It's simply the best drying towel out there Uber makes great towels all around actually. Highly recommended.

The problem is you have to deal with Detailers Domain. Every time I hit their website to buy a $25 item, I end up spending $200. :rofl2:

bigaudiofanat 10-30-2013 10:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2547161)
The problem is you have to deal with Detailers Domain. Every time I hit their website to buy a $25 item, I end up spending $200. :rofl2:

:rofl2: Same way here and remember I do this as a job, I spend a LOT. It' hurts sometimes.


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