i was just out shopping for some detailing products and noticed a microfiber wash mitt? has anyone tried these yet? would they be as good as the cloths? they were made out of the exact same stuff...

also about the talk on clay bar in the other thread. I also saw some liquid clay bar by turtle wax. viewable here http://www.turtlewax.com/main.taf?p=2,1,1,4

was wondeirng if anyone ever tried this and if its as good as the regular clay bar...

and lastly whats reccommended for drying?? microfiber towels for this as well???

For drying, I use a microfiber waffle weave drying towel. They are huge and the most absorbant things around. I use them for just about everything around my house these days.

http://www.adamspolishes.com/pc-17-7-3-white-drying-towels-special-one-free.aspx

i was just out shopping for some detailing products and noticed a microfiber wash mitt? has anyone tried these yet? would they be as good as the cloths? they were made out of the exact same stuff
I have been using the microfiber wash mitt for about a year - works great - no swirl marks.

I have been using the microfiber wash mitt for about a year - works great - no swirl marks.

even on black?

even on black?
You have to use something to wash it with, what's better than microfiber?

You have to use something to wash it with, what's better than microfiber?

no i realize that, ive just always ended up with swirl marks no matter what i use

heres a good tip for you....i use a hand held leaf blower with a wind speed of 225, it works awesome, no spots, no scratches, done in less than 5 min, youll never use anything else!

I too love the leaf blower method. Gets all the water out of the mirrors and hard to reach places. Then touch up with the micro fiber rag.