Pakshak..... excellent
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Pakshak..... excellent
Gave the car a quick wash prior to a Don Palmer track day on Friday (*excited*) last night and got to use the Pakshak towels for the first time since picking them up on the recent group buy.
Didn't get to use the really fine micro fibre stuff, but the waffle weave affair was awesome.... dried the whole car in under 5 mins - didn't need to wring it out or anything. If the microfibre towels are half as good, I'll be very impressed.
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Oh, and thanks again for arranging the GB trypod
Didn't get to use the really fine micro fibre stuff, but the waffle weave affair was awesome.... dried the whole car in under 5 mins - didn't need to wring it out or anything. If the microfibre towels are half as good, I'll be very impressed.
Recommended.
Oh, and thanks again for arranging the GB trypod
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The waffle weave towels are the canine's cojones. Really absorbent and do a great job of drying the car quickly and with minimal smearing.
(When you wash them, be sure not to put any fabric conditioner in. I made that mistake - did it without thinking - and that towel has never been as absorbent since)
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Mine should turn up any day now 
A tip:
If you order from Pakshak on your own, make sure you stick "AUTOPIA" in the promotional code box for a HUGE discount - I'll figure out the percentage on my order when I get home and post back
A tip:
If you order from Pakshak on your own, make sure you stick "AUTOPIA" in the promotional code box for a HUGE discount - I'll figure out the percentage on my order when I get home and post back
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Originally Posted by Mark Turner,Oct 6 2004, 02:30 PM
(When you wash them, be sure not to put any fabric conditioner in. I made that mistake - did it without thinking - and that towel has never been as absorbent since)
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Originally Posted by ////\oo/\\\&,Oct 6 2004, 04:29 PM
I'll figure out the percentage on my order when I get home and post back
on the goods, no discount on the postage obviouslyOf course you are supposed to be a member of the www.autopia.org forums (I am
) but then they are free to join 
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Pretty good saving and the towels are out of this world
I brought some for a mate who owns a scooby. His young ( <5 i think) daugther said, " Daddy what have you done to your car it looks like glass". he had only washed and dried it with the WW - so he is well pleased
I brought some for a mate who owns a scooby. His young ( <5 i think) daugther said, " Daddy what have you done to your car it looks like glass". he had only washed and dried it with the WW - so he is well pleased
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Pakshak stuff is great, Trypod's last group buy I got 3 three applicator pads as well and the quality of wash you get with the MF towels is amazing and as for drying, well I 
to the water-sucking-up abilities of those funny blue towels
and the quality of wash you get with the MF towels is amazing and as for drying, well I to the water-sucking-up abilities of those funny blue towels
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Originally Posted by ////\oo/\\\&,Oct 6 2004, 06:54 PM
Of course you are supposed to be a member of the www.autopia.com forums (I am ) but then they are free to join
) but then they are free to join Tried autopia.com and got computer products
