Chemical Guys MIC_997_3 Fluffer Microfiber Review

High quality microfiber towels. They are quite large and hold a ton of water. These wipes are considered some of the best microfiber I've used, but they have a problem. If you haven't read it in millions of other reviews, these HIDES are like there's no tomorrow if you delete them. However, you should wash your car washcloths yourself, you don't want chemicals on the rest of the cloths. I would highly recommend them if they didn't bleed so profusely, but they are still my favorite washcloth…

Cloths are great for buffing and quickly applying paint to your car. However, they are saturated with a red dye that bleeds and stains other microfiber towels if you wash them in one pack. I typically rinse towels in microfiber detergent for 24 hours before washing them fully in hot water. Red paint is still dripping off after 4 rinses and washes. I haven't noticed any red stains on my cars from using them with a quick wash or prewash spray as other reviewers have mentioned. I recommend washing

Chemical Guys 24x16 pile towels are one of my favorite microfibers for general outdoor painting. However, shades of red have one major disadvantage: they wash out the color a lot during the first few washes. A pack of 6 towels will turn the wash water a deep red even if your machine fills the tub to the brim, I know that because I'm prewashing my last batch. You MUST pre-wash the red towels. at least 2-3 times with warm water before using them, otherwise you risk transferring the red dye to…