Chemical Guys MIC_333_6G Professional Microfiber Review

My daily spray wax/detail/shine booster goto wipes. It's easy to see stuck residue that could otherwise damage your polish if left unnoticed. Can recognize when it's getting too scared and switch sides. Fold in four. Tear off the label and let it tear. Usually exercise half the car on one spin and half on the other spin, using one side for wet mopping and one side for post-cleaning. Then turn it completely inside out to get the softer side of the pile for a happy ending to final scuff removal…

It's ok, but nothing special. Note. I don't have PRIME as Revain.com does NOT support their BS markup service and it got WORSE when they started pushing so hard to ship non-PRIME articles. I've really been impressed by other car cleaning products I've bought, it's just microfiber on one side (for waxing) and towels on the other (for drying). Nothing special. They feel rough, so I'm not a fan of them either. The color is an unpleasant green, which is good, but be aware that it's noticeable…

You would expect towels of this quality to cost significantly more than cheap towels from the basement store or auto parts store, but that's not the case. There is no excuse to spend money on cheap towels when you can get them at such an affordable price. They're great for any outdoor work you need to do, but I mainly use them for spraying and waxing. They absorb moisture well if you decide to use them to dry, but I would recommend getting a real drying towel. Remember to wash them before use…

This is the best polishing clothes I've ever used. I usually have to dry my car completely before spraying wax, but these pups don't let a little water deter them. Of course I have to get the car mostly dry. This was to be expected. Most microfibers just smudge with water and leave horrible streaks when spray wax is applied, but they soak up the occasional drip and leave no residue. The vibrant color shows how much is left after a simple car wash. I keep one in each of my cars and one with my…

this is amazing! You take everything! The only thing I don't like is that they are so good that it is difficult to get all the tiny leaves or debris out of them when they are wiped off the car. I made the mistake of raising the wipers and wiping away the small pieces of windblown wood that had accumulated at the bottom edge of the windshield. These tissues were like magnets. He erased everything, but one day you have to take off everything you can and then wash and dry them so that they are…

You can find much better towels at the rag company but they are a lot cheaper and the Prime is pretty cool. These towels are soft to the touch and the pile is quite high on one side. They are made in China but far superior to the microfibers sold at Lowe's or Home Depot. The best microfiber towels are made in Korea, but they're expensive. I think these wipes are a good investment. They are suitable for outdoor painting work. My complaints are that they fall off first and the label doesn't come…

I've been using these towels for a few weeks now and they work great. Contrary to the picture, the towels are almost fluorescent yellow and get dirty very quickly. That's the way it should be, because if you're serious about finishing your car to buy these towels, you don't want to use a dirty towel on it. Towels have different sides. One side has a medium height loft while the other side has a loft about half that size. Both sides absorb wax fairly well, but obviously the higher-pile side…

It pains me to give these microfiber towels such a bad review but the lemon green color bleeds! I have them in orange and I really like them. Great thickness, great size, great towel. I wanted to order more but they were sold out so I bought lime green. I accidentally washed one of these along with my white towels and rugs and it stained it and now even after a few bleaches they are completely ruined. I washed the lemon green towels myself twice and then did another "test" with a white towel…

From the description they were the same microfiber towels I got from Goodspeed Motoring. Was very disappointed. I wouldn't call her too fat. If anything, they're just a tiny bit thicker than your standard microfiber towel. They're a little better quality than the towels I buy from Costco, but that's about it. Luckily I also ordered iTavah 840gsm towels at the same time. Not these towels are thick. About twice the price or even more expensive, but worth the money. In the end, I'll probably end…