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Old 16-12-2014, 09:03 AM
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Microfibre towels are good...talk to Josh at JTR Autocare (on this forum)...
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Australia is a very small market for detailing product. Have a look at Car Care Products | Detailing Products | UK - Clean Your Car.

microweave towel holds same amount of water but less chance to create swirl marks.
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+ 1 for the Oates Enka Fill. I've had mine for 10+ years, still works well. They don't dry out and go brittle if you keep them damp (as you're supposed to).
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Hi Hoffy,

I've used both of these products and have been very happy with the results.
Microfibre Drying Towel Waffle Weave - JTR Auto Care
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Microfibre Chamois - JTR Auto Care

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I also use compressed air to blow as much water as I'm lazy lel then use that bunning spec microfiber towels
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And water drying (go to youtube to check out) helps minimising amount of water needed to be wiped.

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