🚗 Airlab Chamois Cloth for Car - Large 35'' x 23.6'' - Natural Shammy Towel, Real Leather Drying Towel for Washing, Cleaning, & Wiping Cars Review

I bought two covers from different vendors to replace two very old covers. This one seems better. It's soft and very absorbent. A must if you like washing your car.

extra large suede that stores a lot of water. I have used suede to dry my car after washing, I have used suede for many years. This one is just bigger and thicker, making it easier to work with. I highly promote this product.

I was a little surprised at how thin this suede was compared to what I had previously. It was soft and very absorbent. I was able to dry almost my entire Acura TL for car size comparison car before I had to wring it out. The one I bought was the larger of the two offered. Overall I'm very happy with it.

I started using this material in photography school to clean lenses. When it's dry you can clean streaks etc better than anything else. In the windshield! Use it dry and it will get rid of the glare. This particular one is super big and good quality for the price. I've bought similar ones before and this one wins.

High quality organic fabric at a great price. As the description says, it smells faintly of fish oil when taken out of the packaging, but I kept it open in the garage for a few days and the smell quickly dissipated. It also worked well because I was planning to use it to touch up my car after a car wash to remove water stains and for that it works great!

With this product we dusted and polished the rough pine interior walls of the cabin. Good work. "Real" skins do not tear like synthetics. While the skin soaked up the polish and was a bit stiff when drying. it wasn't that tough and could be used over and over again. We cut large, irregularly shaped pieces into quarters for use. The treated skin has a distinct odor when wet, but that was not a problem for us. After drying, the smell is not strong. There was no longer any smell on the walls. We…

Suede looks good quality after soaking according to instructions. I was expecting a slight fishy smell; I didn't find it that strong or repulsive. The problem with this suede is that there are about eight indentations about five inches from the outside edges of the leather, which I assume were formed during the harvesting process. After the suede was soaked and the water squeezed out, the notches turned into 2-inch slits. I have to trim this suede down to the slits so the slits don't widen in a