types of cloths
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types of cloths
to clean the dash? of dust etc..? will just a regular cloth work or should i watch out for certain ones made of certain materials?also to clean the the displays were rpm, mph, gas gauge, and temp gauges part of car? will these scartch the surface?
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Got my stuff from http://www.pakshak.com
I use their big blue towel to dry the car. It works excellent. I got one of their packages that cost me about $50 with an assortment of different towels. I have yet to use all of them, but have used the big blue multiple times. I've used a few of the small ones to clean the windows and to take wax off the car.
I use their big blue towel to dry the car. It works excellent. I got one of their packages that cost me about $50 with an assortment of different towels. I have yet to use all of them, but have used the big blue multiple times. I've used a few of the small ones to clean the windows and to take wax off the car.
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Originally Posted by wanabe,Mar 5 2005, 04:49 PM
the best all around cloth is micro fiber... i will find some info and post back here-
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(here you go- everything you ever needed to know about mf!!):
http://www.bettercarcare.com/articles.php?articleId=44
even with mf, you need to make sure you get a product without tags (take them off) or cotton seams- good mfs do not have cotton seams, but some cheap ones do.
and by the way, once you use a big blue (drying mf) you will never use anything else!! they are incredible-
the author of the article is a member of this board and a contributor to the board...
and if you need a source, here is one:
http://store.yahoo.com/autopia/towels---chamois.html
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(here you go- everything you ever needed to know about mf!!):
http://www.bettercarcare.com/articles.php?articleId=44
even with mf, you need to make sure you get a product without tags (take them off) or cotton seams- good mfs do not have cotton seams, but some cheap ones do.
and by the way, once you use a big blue (drying mf) you will never use anything else!! they are incredible-
the author of the article is a member of this board and a contributor to the board...
and if you need a source, here is one:
http://store.yahoo.com/autopia/towels---chamois.html
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Pep Boys might carry them. Wal-Mart's has cheap ones (thread count is the deciding factor for price). I would use Plexus cleaner on the clear plastic in the dash, windscreen, and lights. 
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