Poorboy's MF Towels
10-22-2004
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Poorboy's MF Towels
I know some of you sometimes ask about good detailing towels. I've tried quite a few and find that Poorboy's are really good. They're nice and plush and don't leave any lint behind. I used to use Costco MF towels, but it seems their quality is going down; my last two packs left a lot of lint behind.
In anycase I thought this was a really good deal for those of you interested. www.danase.com has them for $3.00 right now. That's a really good deal considering they normally go for $5.00 elsewhere. Here's the direct link: http://www.danase.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=22
In anycase I thought this was a really good deal for those of you interested. www.danase.com has them for $3.00 right now. That's a really good deal considering they normally go for $5.00 elsewhere. Here's the direct link: http://www.danase.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=22
10-23-2004
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Rep Power: 0 i use the pinnacle cobra waffle weave towels, great product! http://pinnaclewax.com/xlarcobwafwe.html
10-24-2004
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Originally Posted by rckdrmr
i use the pinnacle cobra waffle weave towels, great product! http://pinnaclewax.com/xlarcobwafwe.html
10-26-2004
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Rep Power: 0 these are nice and not pricey to say the least, and available at most auto stores. --> http://www.autopia-carcare.com/vk-988400.html
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Originally Posted by rckdrmr
these are nice and not pricey to say the least, and available at most auto stores. --> http://www.autopia-carcare.com/vk-988400.html
10-26-2004
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Originally Posted by bobbyd
Dude, those are drying towels again. We are talking about regular 16x16 MF towels.
this place seems to have good quality microfiber products. ----> www.microfibertech.com
10-27-2004
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Originally Posted by rckdrmr
****!!! my bad.... this place seems to have good quality microfiber products. ----> www.microfibertech.com
this place seems to have good quality microfiber products. ----> www.microfibertech.com
10-31-2004
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Originally Posted by civicrice
just go to walmart. 5 for $5 they are like 12x12
10-31-2004
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Rep Power: 272 I've tried both the Target and Walmart ones. They're really thin and cheap. They pretty much became rags that I use around the house.
11-01-2004
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Originally Posted by Derek-CEO
ya, u get what u pay for.
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