Bought the XL one to replace my fraying megs microfiber towels and holy FUCK what a difference. What used to take about 3 towels now just takes one of these and I feel much better about the material.
Highly recommend. It's like 10 bucks on amazon.
How do y'all wash your cars?
Jordan Wood
Hudson Cooper
>dry it with a squeegee
Fuck no, may as well dry it with sandpaper
Jason Morgan
>own a black car, 10 years old
>haven't washed it in literally over a year
>live in an area with a lotta sun
>roof paint miraculously hasn't started degrading yet, unlike the red paint on my neighbors Hyundai
How do I start taking proper care of my peint again, b/o/ys?
Luis Green
Tap water(for the additive chems that preserve paint infrastructure)
Wash it with polyester towels(Micro can scratch it to the primer)
Start bottom to top, so as to let gravity do its job.
And then wax it, just in case.
Lincoln Green
I might be dumb, but I'm not retarded
William Jackson
i like when people actually put effort into being retarded
5/7
Jose Gomez
>pressure wash
>snow foam
>pressure wash again
>grab two buckets
>one clean water, one soapy
>grit guard the clean water one
>big fluffy mitt thing with a sponge in it
>wash top to bottom a panel at a time
>clean off the mitt in the water bucket each time
>rinse off
>grab my fuckhuge microfibre
>dry that badboy off
>slam the doors and shit a few times to get the water out
>dry that badboy off fully
>sit back and admire my work
Landon Harris
I cant find a grit guard to save my life...
Jayden Allen
Compound (abrasive to cut through paint) polish (removes fine swirls from compound) sealant (protects paint, apply every six months and car will stay looking new) do all this with microfiber towels and pads and don't be a lazy fuck about it, trust me your paint will look good.
Meguiars compound
Meguiars polish
Chemical guys Jet seal
Andrew King
How do I wash best at a coin op with no towels to dry?