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Originally Posted by JARblue Any decent microfiber should be fine for application. The metal polishing microfiber I use has one side with shorter pile that is good for polishing and

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Old 02-26-2019, 08:40 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Any decent microfiber should be fine for application. The metal polishing microfiber I use has one side with shorter pile that is good for polishing and one side with longer pile that is good for final buffing.
What do you mean by "Shorter Pile and Longer Pile"? Excuse me if I'm oblivious XD
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What do you mean by "Shorter Pile and Longer Pile"? Excuse me if I'm oblivious XD
Pile height is reference to the density and plushness of the fibers in the towel. The term is more commonly used in reference to carpet and rugs.

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Pile height is reference to the density and plushness of the fibers in the towel. The term is more commonly used in reference to carpet and rugs.

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Is it better to use the shorter/longer pile pad or its just your preference?
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Soap will only remove dirt and debris making it look clean; metal polish will make it shine.
I use Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish
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Soap will only remove dirt and debris making it look clean; metal polish will make it shine.
I use Mothers Mag & Aluminum Polish
That works well on Titanium? I'm not sure if Stainless Steel and Ti make any difference on what to use to clean/polish it. Just want the best product to use, and if there is a specific type of product to use. I don't know I guess I'm way too anal when it comes to this car lol

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That works well on Titanium? I'm not sure if Stainless Steel and Ti make any difference on what to use to clean/polish it. Just want the best product to use, and if there is a specific type of product to use.
If you are hand polishing, there's no real difference in SS and Ti. Polishes are very fine abrasives and don't remove much surface material. Some polishes may work a little better than others but any product mentioned in this thread will do a very good job. I have no idea how deep the coloration goes but several members with high rep numbers (and that I would trust anyway) have said that they use polish without removing it.

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Since you don't seem to put much stock in what others have recommended, see what the rest of The Intertubes thinks ...
https://www.google.com/search?q=poli...nt+exhaust+tip
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Since you don't seem to put much stock in what others have recommended, see what the rest of The Intertubes thinks ...
https://www.google.com/search?q=poli...nt+exhaust+tip
Nah what everyone has recommended here is great and very thorough. Waiting for this **** Jersey weather to pass and I'll def purchase a couple things from what has been stated above
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