car drying cloth, towel.

[cayman-black]

Hi i,m back looking for advice from you professionals out there about a top quality drying cloth, towel.
What would you recommend , right now i,m using the Gyeon silk dryers is there anything even better?
Many Thanks as always!

[xjay1337]

Uber towel (yellow).
Purple Monster
KLiN drying towel

All work well.

Don't wash. Just tumble dry after each use. If you have to wash them, then no detergent at 60c.

[Summit_Detailing]

http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acatalog/pb-luxury-...

We've tried many and always come back to these.

Wash after every use, tumble dry at this time of year = ready to go for next time you wash the car.

cheers

Chris

[mon the fish]

Take the softest bath towel from the airing cupboard and pat dry, the missus loves it when I do that

[Zetec-S]

I have a couple of these and am really pleased with them. Usually one is enough to dry the whole car:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Xpassion-Microfibre-Clean...

[cayman-black]

Thanks Guys i have gone for Zetecs option as there is good deals at amazon right now! Thx.

Thx mon i will try.

Edited by cayman-black on Thursday 23 November 17:01

[rainmakerraw]

If you can get into Costco, their own brand car waffle towels are superb. They only look flimsy, but they don't half soak up the water. I can dry a whole Superb (huge car) in one go without so much as wringing the towel. They are around £10 for a two pack, but I can't tell you much more as I bought half a dozen of them ages ago now. Fantastic things, and they've made my fancy 'detailing' drying towels redundant, as they do a far better job with less fuss.

[macdeb]

I had this conundrum about which towel is best, then I stumbled across, 'raceglaze', it's a filter system does does away with the need to dry a car off after washing and it really does work, no watermarks left at all. So no need to risk scratching.
Just a thought.