Made my purchases yesterday...
#1
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Made my purchases yesterday...
From properautocare.com:
Blitz wax - 10oz can
P21S GEPC
P21S Bodywork Conditioning Shampoo
Microfiber wash mit
Little blue dry towel (already have CA.WaterBlade)
From carcareonline.com:
One Grand ERV - 2 bottles
One Grand foam pads - 3
Already have some micro-fiber towels.
How'd I do??
Blitz wax - 10oz can
P21S GEPC
P21S Bodywork Conditioning Shampoo
Microfiber wash mit
Little blue dry towel (already have CA.WaterBlade)
From carcareonline.com:
One Grand ERV - 2 bottles
One Grand foam pads - 3
Already have some micro-fiber towels.
How'd I do??
#2
Looks good, except for that microfiber wash mitt...
We have a running theory here that microfiber captures dirt and grime very well, but it doesn't realease it so well. The concern is that dirt picked up by a wash mitt won't release too well, when the mitt is rinsed. If this is true, you may notice your paint will pick up swirl marks rather easily.
I'll stress the word "theory". None of us are really brave enough to test this theory. Wanna be the first?
Some people do use the microfiber mitts for dashboard dusting, and things of that nature....
I'll stress the word "theory". None of us are really brave enough to test this theory. Wanna be the first?
Some people do use the microfiber mitts for dashboard dusting, and things of that nature....
#7
The natural sheepskin, or the acrylic pile psuedo-sheepskin mitts?
The synthetic stuff is crap, and does swirl the paint, and it doesn't release dirt very easily. I've found that natural sheepskin ($7 from Target) mitts are quit nice. They seem to be gentle on the paint, furthermore, they release dirt very easily when I rinse them in the wash bucket.
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#9
...however, if you buy a target wool mitt produced between Jan and Mar...
the wool fibers from the sheeps winter coat are coarse enough to sand your clearcoat down, so those mitts are definitely to be avoided, as are any mitts made from sheep in the great white north (always cold there, hence the coarse wool issue is more prevalent).
The best way to test which mitt you have is to pull you pants down, and rub the mitt on your bottom (rather sensitive tissue down there). If after 10 strokes, it starts to itch, you've got the coarse wool (put it back on the shelf!). If after 10 strokes it still feels wooly soft, you've got yourself a keeper!
And for anybody that's reading this and still thinks I am remotely serious, I'm NOT bailing you out of jail when you try this!
The best way to test which mitt you have is to pull you pants down, and rub the mitt on your bottom (rather sensitive tissue down there). If after 10 strokes, it starts to itch, you've got the coarse wool (put it back on the shelf!). If after 10 strokes it still feels wooly soft, you've got yourself a keeper!
And for anybody that's reading this and still thinks I am remotely serious, I'm NOT bailing you out of jail when you try this!