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imported_Intel486

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Ok I've been searching and can't seem to find what I'm looking for so here are my questions



Does anyone have the link to the webpage that was selling microfiber towels for around 2.99 each?



There was another webpage that had large cotton towels. I think it may have been macys or something like that. They are normally $20 and now they are like 4.97. Does anyone have a link to that page?



Thanks in advance.
 
I've never tried microfiber before.



I just recieved my klasse and got two microfiber applicators with it. I was really impressed with them and have decided to order some MF towels to try out. I plan on order the Viper towels from CMA and the magic towels as well. Then I'll also get some of the 2.99 towels.



I'll be sure to give a review.



I've also got to type something about on the product review about "The Absorber." I just got that thing and boy... does it suck.
 
Intel, the department stores sometimes sell bath-sized RV's for 5bucks. Also, check your local Linens 'N Things as they seem to have the same deal going on every now and then.
 
I found Charismas for about $6 at my local Ross. They also had some Wamsutta's which I believe may be nicer than the Charismas I saw there - if I used cotton more often I'd pick up some Charisma Selects and the Wamsuttas for trial.
 
UPDATE: how can I fix this further?

Aside from a wet sand anyways. This is '93 Audi S4 that has been so poorly maintained it drives me nuts. This car has a bit of a history around here apparently and it's been swapped from owner to owner back to original owner. It's a challenge for me and I wanted to get it looking good,in the pics you can see the work I did and hell was it a lot of work. The trunk actually has permanently stained images of Oak leaves on it from sitting for so long! I started with a LC Cyan but upped it to a Purple Foam Wool pad which started loosing its effect after a bit so I switched back to the Cyan, am I over using the pad? it's the 3rd car I've done with the Cyan.

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Just one interior shot, not bad for an old timer.

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Are you using a DA or Rotary? If you are using a ratary, use M105 with a wool cutting pad. If you are using a DA, I would use a Surbuf pad. The finish seems too far gone for a regular foam pad. You need to be more aggressive with the pad/polish combo. Take your time and do small sections at a time.
 
certainly difficult car to work on, i had a black civic once and it was way easier. I'm using 105 with a PC rotary. I'm using more pressure right now (taking a break) and going way slower than usual, seems to coming out better, not perfect, but as good as it's gonna get. I'll post pics sometime when I'm done, I work 2nd shift though so I only get the mornings/afternoons, luckily the guy understands.
 
honda2112 said:
certainly difficult car to work on, i had a black civic once and it was way easier. I'm using 105 with a PC rotary. I'm using more pressure right now (taking a break) and going way slower than usual, seems to coming out better, not perfect, but as good as it's gonna get. I'll post pics sometime when I'm done, I work 2nd shift though so I only get the mornings/afternoons, luckily the guy understands.
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M105 on a rotary with a PFW pad should remove most if not all those swirls. I usually work it around 1200-1500rpm's with medium to heavy pressure.


Honda tends to be some of the easiest paint to correct where Audi is some of the hardest paint to work on. Night and day really. ;)
 
PFW with a lotta pressure on speed 6 seemed to work best on this sucker, got the 205 on before I left for work and the car is looking good for being 17 neglected years old. I'll post some pics tomorrow after a layer of BFWD.
 
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