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Micro towels

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vett boy

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Best quality,Best price and where is the Best place to buy.My 50 yr old baby diapers are getting pretty used up.:wavey:
 
Believe it or not, I have found them @ Walmart, Target, etc for very reasonable prices...If you buy the "Brand Name" products, I find you will be paying the extra tax for the name alone...JMO

Armando
 
I bought 4 bundles from Sam's Club. I believe they were about $10.00 a bundle. I use these because if they get grease or oil on them I don't feel bad about using them for rags.
 
Thanks ,i'll check out Target .For some reason I don't trust Wal Mart for somethings.Thanks Rick $10 is a good bench mark
 
Not all micro fiber towels are created equal. If you have an opportunity to hold a good one verses a cheap one, you definitely can tell the difference. I bought a bundle of cheap ones from a local auto parts store to do just basic stuff. Windshield, interior, etc. But I have some expensive towels for the paint. If you use the cheaper towels on your paint just be careful with the stitching and the label. On most inexpensive towels these items are not micro fiber and can scratch the finish. But I do think there is a place for the cheaper towels and that is why I have some in my garage.

Rich
 
Rich427 said:
Not all micro fiber towels are created equal. If you have an opportunity to hold a good one verses a cheap one, you definitely can tell the difference. I bought a bundle of cheap ones from a local auto parts store to do just basic stuff. Windshield, interior, etc. But I have some expensive towels for the paint. If you use the cheaper towels on your paint just be careful with the stitching and the label. On most inexpensive towels these items are not micro fiber and can scratch the finish. But I do think there is a place for the cheaper towels and that is why I have some in my garage.

Rich
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Thats kinda what I was lookin' for Rich.Is there a place where I can get the good ones.
 
I like the ones that are available from Adam's. The stitching on their towels are micro fiber material, plus the label on theirs is not stitched into the edge of the towel. It is just stuck on so after you receive your towels you just peel it off. I am sure there are some other suppliers that handle good micro fiber towels, but Adam's are the ones that I have experience with. Plus they are one of our site sponsors.

I hope this helps.

Rich
 
Rich427 said:
I like the ones that are available from Adam's. The stitching on their towels are micro fiber material, plus the label on theirs is not stitched into the edge of the towel. It is just stuck on so after you receive your towels you just peel it off. I am sure there are some other suppliers that handle good micro fiber towels, but Adam's are the ones that I have experience with. Plus they are one of our site sponsors.

I hope this helps.

Rich
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Thanks thats exactly what I wanted to know.I'll get an order into them asap then i'll order an 09 in June to go with the towels.:lmao:Best of all I can color match the car to the towels;)
 
Adam's all the way. You could also check with Flashman, a local vendor and sponsor on this forum.
 
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