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Don't suppose you can recommend washmitt and drying towels?
PB are doing a synthetic microfibre wash mitt which they say outlasts the traditional lambswool (which i've never used anyway).
They say the lambswook mitts eventually fall apart?
Don't suppose you can recommend washmitt and drying towels?
PB are doing a synthetic microfibre wash mitt which they say outlasts the traditional lambswool (which i've never used anyway).
They say the lambswook mitts eventually fall apart?
The Adams synthetic washmitt is very similar but lasts a lot longer.
http://www.motorgeek.co.uk/cgi-bin/e...uct&db_pid=433
Drying towels I personally use either the Auto finesse or Definitive wax, both very good.
http://shop.autofinesse.co.uk/aqua-deluxe
http://www.definitivewax.com/online-...redryingtowel/
Hi,
I'm a detailer enthusiast for 20 years and running a p/t business for the last 4 years.
I buy all my stock from predominantly one place www.perfectlycleaned.co.uk
The service is second to none and the stock is a wide variety with enough to satisfy anyone from beginner to weekend warrior to pro.
Wash mits i would go with something that is merino lambs wool or a mf noodle mit like gtechniq sell. You can get something decent anywhere from £10 - £20
Drying towels as above states teh AutoFinesse one is great. I use Britemax and also the gtechniq one. I use a separate smaller towel for wheels and exhaust and another for plastics.
As for products - like i said check out a few like above. But some smaller boutique brands can offer you good value for money on starter kits.
Look at the likes of -
AutoGlanz
Autoperfeckt
EZ Car Care
All offer great products at reasonable prices and its a lot better than your Halfrauds stuff.
Or if you just want to sample a few things and not spend a massive amount. Try a shop like
www.sample-this.co.uk
or
www.cleanyourride.co.uk
They offer different individual or bundled items at very low cost and gives you an idea of what you might like to use before making a bigger purchase.
Any questions i'm happy to offer my opinion. All advice above too is good.

I'm a detailer enthusiast for 20 years and running a p/t business for the last 4 years.
I buy all my stock from predominantly one place www.perfectlycleaned.co.uk
The service is second to none and the stock is a wide variety with enough to satisfy anyone from beginner to weekend warrior to pro.
Wash mits i would go with something that is merino lambs wool or a mf noodle mit like gtechniq sell. You can get something decent anywhere from £10 - £20
Drying towels as above states teh AutoFinesse one is great. I use Britemax and also the gtechniq one. I use a separate smaller towel for wheels and exhaust and another for plastics.
As for products - like i said check out a few like above. But some smaller boutique brands can offer you good value for money on starter kits.
Look at the likes of -
AutoGlanz
Autoperfeckt
EZ Car Care
All offer great products at reasonable prices and its a lot better than your Halfrauds stuff.
Or if you just want to sample a few things and not spend a massive amount. Try a shop like
www.sample-this.co.uk
or
www.cleanyourride.co.uk
They offer different individual or bundled items at very low cost and gives you an idea of what you might like to use before making a bigger purchase.
Any questions i'm happy to offer my opinion. All advice above too is good.

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Ordered this at the weekend via Amazon
Gtechniq WM2 Microfibre Wash Mitt and a couple of 720gsm Ultra Thick Microfibre Car Cleaning Cloths Car valet polish products Fast Drying Auto Detailing Towel
Gtechniq WM2 Microfibre Wash Mitt and a couple of 720gsm Ultra Thick Microfibre Car Cleaning Cloths Car valet polish products Fast Drying Auto Detailing Towel


