Has anyone used these cloths on their car for polishing/waxing purposes?
803707
I have used it to polish my motorcycles a few times but I would recommend a softer microfiber clothes that you get in PepBoys or similar vendors
803708
Applying wax these cloths are excellent and plolishing, but no good for washing !
1100074
They are perfect for that. I have not had a single lint ball left on my corvette after using them. I do like the Purple Cobra Deluxe Jr. 600 Microfiber Towels for drying the car better. They simply hold more water than these towels. I use them for polishing after wax removal or for in-between wax detailing. Highly recommend.
916113
Well, I suppose you could use the ones that aren't meant for glass cleaning. They are very soft, but I wouldn't recommend using them for that purpose. They are wonderful cloths for cleaning without chemicals.
394122
I have never used the polishing cloth so I can't tell you if that would be better. I can tell you, however, that I use a separate one in different areas of the house. Hope this helps.
2014564
I only tried them on the car, but it is black and I saw no lint left behind. Amazon sells a set of 6 white bar towels with blue stripes that I use for glasses.
2083148
try autogeek; there's a nice description there of how someone used it on their leather car seats
549335
I would imagine so just replace occasionally with a fresh cloth they polish my car like nothing else
1907771
No, I'm sorry I haven't. These are pretty amazing, if you want to try them. Like anything, they take a few times to get used to them, but they work very well. Note: don't leave them in a hot car once they've been used (the tar melts). Hope this helps.
1497492
We have them on perforated leather in a Mecedes and yes, they seem to be doing a good job on protecting the leather from stretching under the car seats. The problem with some of the others is that the backing material can become glued to the seat. We have not seen that with this one, that is why we chose it.
2065409
I havent yet. So far they look rook really really good. I would recommend them. Make the front of the car look much better
769746
Yes, I have buffed a few cars with it, I work at new car dealer and occassionally need to buff and wax a salesman demo.
1363672
I've only used pads like the one it came with but.....with care you can get a lot of life out of them. I guess it depends on how you're using them. I can repeatedly buff & polish my vehicles for at least a year before I slap on a new one.
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I use these for many different chores, around the house and the car. They hold lots of water and clean very well. No, I would not use them on car rims, that get so dirty, though I am sure they would clean well. Depends on how often you clean your rims and how dirty they get. Brushing of some sort usually work best on rims. They hold lots of water and I find micro-fiber cleans better than any other rag, but I do agree that cotton, faux chami cloth or real chami, work best for drying.
1508628
I have used these on both my Audi and Harley Davidson and have not scratched the clear coat
1569335
I use them to wash and wax my cars every time. I can tell they are there, but they don't hurt my dexterity very much. Much better than getting petroleum distillates under my fingernails and having it burn for days as that stuff seeps into my bloodstream.
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Sorry Sherilyn, I spent a LOT of money and couldn't even get them to stay on my car in Fort Lauderdale traffic, let alone in a car wash. They're just the cutest things, but my experience with them was awful. Good luck.
1785971
No, I didn't use one. A good microfiber pad/towel is the best at buffing the wax out. That first over buffing towels if by hand. The only problem I had was knowing if I got all the wax off. White wax dried on a white car Do much more smaller sections at the time to make sure you got it all off