🟢 Premium Lime Green Chenille Microfiber Wash Mitt - Chemical Guys MIC493 - Scratch-Free Review

10 out of 10, looks good, very well thought out and feels softer than other wash mitts I've had. Very happy with it and many other chemical products.

The "updated" cuff separated with it from the rest of the glove on the first wash. What is otherwise decent gauntlet quality is ruined by intricate stitching. It looks like the updated version should add more branding than make the product look better.

It's nice and soft and won't scratch the car. Easy to clean. I just put it in the washing machine with other clothes and hang it on a line to dry. The light green color makes it easy to find. The only thing is that only one came to order. I thought I didn't care, because with the other hand I'm pulling the hose or wiping the car dry. I thought I didn't care until I noticed some other brands were selling a pair of gloves and thought it would be nice to have one for each hand. Otherwise this is a

I received this package It was delivered quickly. I couldn't wait to open it. When I got home from work, I tore it up! Like a kid at Christmas. It's so pretty and green I felt it to make sure it was soft. I parked her in front of the front door and told my truck she's coming for you! Then I went to bed. I woke up the next morning and she didn't move. I was disappointed, I don't know when she's going to get up and wash the truck, but two weeks later she didn't move, I spoke well, I spoke loudly.

relatively cheap and very easy on the car. My only concern is how well I clean it over time as I have the impression that the small bits of material/dirt I scrape off the machine during the wash are slowly building up in the glove and starting to scuff the to cause varnish. . I could be wrong, but we'll see. You could also argue that around the same time you notice a drop in performance, you'll buy another one! He's doing his job. I don't think it gets any better than using a microfiber cloth…

I saw this glove and it immediately reminded me of car washes. I thought it would be excellent for washing my car. That doesn't match my idea. Before that we had/used a giant car wash sponge to wash our cars. We still have it. So my dad used a sponge and I used a mitten side by side. He noticed the difference immediately! The sponge picked up a lot more soap/soap and delivered it to the machine. He got so much foam on his part of the car. However, the glove absorbs a lot of water/soap and gives

I have been in the car wash industry for over 20 years. I use the Meguiar's baton wash mitts, which have a medium-hard sponge core and a microfiber lining. The microfiber cover was ruffled to remove dust and dirt and minimize scratches. I have wanted to use this type of wash mitt in many long processes involving sponge foam and have only recently been able to test it. My car was washed with a car shampoo and rinsed with a high pressure water jet, then applied with a paste wax with an applicator