can i use this towel to just wipe off the dry dust from car body ?
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You should never wipe dry dust off your vehicle with ANYTHING. Although you can't see it, the dust on your vehicle is composed of minute, sharp particles of grit, sand, etc. Dry wiping will scratch the surface and leave streaks and swirl marks. Best to rinse or wash it and use the microfiber to dry it. Suffice to say, I learned the hard way!
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Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on... » Read More Most definitely. You actually will only need one to do the whole car. Just keep shaking it out (remove wax dust) and turn it over every now and then if you feel it is not taking the wax off easily. These are good sized cloths and can be washed between uses, so until one wears out, you won't need to use the other ones, unless you are using them for other things. I never use my wax removal microfibers for anything else. I use quality 100% cotton towels to dry the car after washing and cheap wash cloths and/or hand towels for tires and crevices. Just remember you don't need to load the wax on as more is not better. Work a small area at a time and rub the wax on thin and it will be easier to remove. « Show Less
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Yes I have dried my vehicle with this. Works good. Dry under the hood, through the honeycomb, wheels and even the body with the wide attachment. Doesn't dry the windows streakless like my absorber.
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I only use the Meguiar's waffle pattern towels for drying cars after washing, another good Junkman suggestion (he's on YouTube). Not exactly the same towels you're asking about though. These particular towels from Chem Guys are great for polishing and waxing. They are only extra plush on one side, but I get pretty far with one of them. Only need two or three per polishing or waxing compound for a Ford Focus sedan size vehicle if you're just using the more plush side. The less plush side is pretty soft too, but since there are six in the package I just use the plush side. I think they will last many washing cycles, so a good deal, imo.
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Indeed, dust will adhere to it if you drive. But it all depends. The more dust in the air, the greater the accumulation. But like anything else, don't start what you can't finish. If you can't afford about 15 minutes or so for drying, then I would like to suggest that you simply postpone to another time.
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I don't know what kind of finish you have on your car but I would soak it in plain water and use a paper towel. These clothes really scrub and might ruin your finish depending on the condition. The thing about bird poo is to get it off quickly!!!
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Yes it can, it works great for car windows as well as the body - wipe it on, wait a minute, then wipe it off. Best stuff we've ever used.
119782
Yes.But a large area like that I would get the spray bottle of Armour All Protectant.. For better coverage. I use the wipes mainly on the dash area's of my car.
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No- you just wipe dry with a cloth. Depending on what you are cleaning, the solution will have been diluted with water.
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If it is a thick towel - No. I use this cabby for hand towels and wash cloth.
744458
If its just dust or removable particles, u can use it. if there are scratches etc., than of course it is not helpful
1500130
Try using a gas powered lawn and garden leaf blower to remove the water from the surface of your car. I use this every time I wash my car and it is spotless and show room perfect. A high powered leaf blower works perfectly. Try it. It is the fastest way to dry your car. I have no fine scratches from towels.
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hi! i suppose you can, i use it on carpets & it really works.. i don't see why you can't use it in your car.. on the carpet or mats..i have not used it on my car,i never thought of it , but now you got me thinking about my car & i will use it on my car!!~~ thanks!!~~
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I think you can, but I won't clean as well as the headlight cleaner. It's just glass cleaner with rain repellant.
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No I don't. I suggest you purchase a micro glass towel from Wolfgang auto. Works great.
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Not really, It's more like a shammy towel used for drying cars but works great for a camp towel.
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It's very thin, so I think you'd be better off with a mat, as well. Plus, without the cushion of a mat underneath, you might feel the grippy dots on the underside of the towel.