Best microfibre drying/detailing towels?

[clk320x]

Which microfibre drying/detailing towels are everyone using? Links would be good

 

[liamt]

I'm using the Kent car care towels and I haven't had an issue with them, they seem to last a long time. I've got a pack of the Costco Kirkland ones also which apparently are very good (if you're a member). I've not used them yet as I'm trying to wear the Kent towels out!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0030B9U6Q/?tag=amazon0e9db-21

 

[Gazwould]

Best microfibre cloths and car drying towels 2019

 

[daveenty]

I use one of THESE for drying, it does a full E Class seemingly holding gallons of water.

As for detailing, I have loads of different ones, mainly all form the aforementioned site. It depends on what I'm putting on the car or using really. I did try some "purple monster towels" a while ago but wouldn't recommend them as, after a couple of washes, they've started to leave bits on the car.

THESE are pretty good quality for buffing though.

 

[Will]

+1 for the Kirkland/Costco microfibre cloths, a large pack of good quality microefibres for a decent price:

Kirkland Signature Ultra Plush Microfibre Towels - 36 Pack

They’re less than that in store,
I thought nearer £10/15 a pack but maybe they’ve gone up a little?

Not as large as some of the dedicated drying towels but you can use several of these and if one gets a little grubby just use another fresh one

 

[WOODYTHEWISE]

Not sure on this, I'll ask my driver.

 

[E53AMG]

Not sure on this, I'll ask my driver.

Here he is drying mine [emoji6]

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[Edd1968]

I use these Abs, they are like small Bath towels and can dry a whole car in a single sitting without have to squeeze out. Makes my job quicker. Swear by 'em....

Extra Large Soft Microfibre Car Drying Towel 480gsm Detailing Cloth 60cm x 90cm 5021121670595 | eBay

 

[JurassicSL500]

I always use the Kirkland microfibre towels.
Ebay is a good source.

 

[SlimJim]

I use a Wooly Mammoth.

 

[SmartAmg]

Rub-a-dub-dub,
70cm x 70cm, £2.00
Wilco's, excellent!

 

[Riva811]

Tried autoglym drying cloth, lasted 10 washes

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[SH0X]

I agree the Kirkland Yellow ones are very good, fluffy even after several washes they seem to hold their own. I didnt realise they were Costco products - learned something new there
A few of those would be great. Not sure about using the same cloth all over the car -Isnt it better to use a few different clean ones incase one gets contaminated? Im not detailing expert so dont quote me !

 

[clk320x]

Thanks for all the replies guys, the Kirkland towels seem perfect for detailing.

For drying I’ve gone for these https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07F9MGKTM/?tag=amazon0e9db-21 delivery tomorrow!

1200 GSM so very very thick, and £5 a towel seems reasonable considering the thickness and quality.

 

[TwoDogs80]

I use the Auto Finesse aqua deulux drying towel. And the micro fibre clothes from EZ Car care. Very good results.

 

[Edd1968]

Thanks for all the replies guys, the Kirkland towels seem perfect for detailing.

For drying I’ve gone for these https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07F9MGKTM/?tag=amazon0e9db-21 delivery tomorrow!

1200 GSM so very very thick, and £5 a towel seems reasonable considering the thickness and quality.

Good choice.
Make sure you wash them in non bio washing powder and no fabric conditioner, it damages the Microfibres over time.

 

[Justintyme]

Best microfibre cloths and car drying towels 2019

But I guess, under no circumstances, use these microfibre cloths when doing an ATF change on an automatic transmission......

 

[C43AMG]

Dave i use the same as you + I get all my things from Clean your Car.Highly Recommended

 

[Wearsthefoxhat]

I have used the Kirkland ones, very useful for general drying but they do leave bits.
I get the majority of my cleaning products from CYC too.


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[Alex225]

I use the Kirkland yellow microfibers for the buffing paintwork, applying products, interior etc.

As for drying towels, I used unbranded blue microfiber drying towels off eBay. I've tried various different towels from different brands, bit the bullet on some cheap ones and found them just as good. I use 3-4 towels each time I dry the car so I'm not payin £12-15 per towel! haha