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Would give those grout sponges a miss to to be honest go with, a Zym0l sponge there only a fiver and trust me they are good and dont (if used care fully and properly) cause any marring or swirls at all.
At the end of the day you sue what work for you, its not how you get the finish that matters, it the finish its self
At the end of the day you sue what work for you, its not how you get the finish that matters, it the finish its self
^^ it all comes down to what works for for you if you get on fine with something dont change it
as for getting nerdy if you do a full correction and spend 4-5-10-14 hours corecting a cars paint work the last thing you want is to mark the paint up buffing wax/sealant, just cos the cloth is made of cheap cr@p IMO, thing is i find some cheaper MF cloths to be a better cloth than the more "luxury" lines, if you want good MF cloths go packshack or sonus IMO
as for getting nerdy if you do a full correction and spend 4-5-10-14 hours corecting a cars paint work the last thing you want is to mark the paint up buffing wax/sealant, just cos the cloth is made of cheap cr@p IMO, thing is i find some cheaper MF cloths to be a better cloth than the more "luxury" lines, if you want good MF cloths go packshack or sonus IMO
Auto finesse said:
^^ it all comes down to what works for for you if you get on fine with something dont change it
as for getting nerdy if you do a full correction and spend 4-5-10-14 hours corecting a cars paint work the last thing you want is to mark the paint up buffing wax/sealant, just cos the cloth is made of cheap cr@p IMO, thing is i find some cheaper MF cloths to be a better cloth than the more "luxury" lines, if you want good MF cloths go packshack or sonus IMO
sorry perhaps i worded my reply badly?as for getting nerdy if you do a full correction and spend 4-5-10-14 hours corecting a cars paint work the last thing you want is to mark the paint up buffing wax/sealant, just cos the cloth is made of cheap cr@p IMO, thing is i find some cheaper MF cloths to be a better cloth than the more "luxury" lines, if you want good MF cloths go packshack or sonus IMO
Sonus cloths are what i use plus a few (very rare) Blackfire ones!
i really meant that the 'cd test' was nerdy - cd's and car finishes have nothing in common
also to carry out said tests is expensive since the good cloths are only available by mail order - so you buy and try?
Edited by grand cherokee on Saturday 12th January 12:55
Auto finesse said:
Ah yer, i not tend to test all my cloths on a CD lol, i have found good ones i like and that clean up well, (this is important some will be nice at first and after a few washes go nasty) and i stick with them
i've found that washing in pure soak flakes and adding a few tablespoons of vinegar improves the softness/absorbency of microfibre cloths^^ iv found getting a large bottle of Microfiber wash (from the us) and giving that + my cloths to my mum when they need washing works a treat lol she dose soak them first in vingar.
Im not really that bad i just live in a flat and she has plenty of room to hang them all to dry, and im lazy lol
Im not really that bad i just live in a flat and she has plenty of room to hang them all to dry, and im lazy lol
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