Pinky1963

I bought the Ultimate Show car kit from Zaino. They suggest 100% cotton Made in the USA towels.

I order the Zaino recommended towels from DF Concours-they even link to the site-one month later-no towels, no response to calls or emails-many compaints found online-OK guess they screwed me.

I ordered 100% made in USA from Gilbin's, they get here-not made in USA-feel like 60 grit sandpaper. OK screwed again.

I call Zaino to find out if they know of a place to get these towels. All i get is a phone msg that they are at a car show-for three weeks now I guess?

O Rileys carries 100 cotton but they don't say made in the USA.

No stores near me carry the 100% Made in the USA towels-trust me I have been to every store for 100 miles.

Anybody know where I can get these ******* towels before I lose it?

Jedi54

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Never fear, Jedi is here.

the reason they do not recommend microfiber is because not all micro fibers are made the same and the quality can vary quite a bit.
Despite that, microfiber towels are they ONLY towels I use and have had no issues.

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/towels---chamois.html

TeamRX8

iTrader: (25)

Typical example would be the MF towels from Costco that are made in China and contain a percentage of polyester fibers. They still work great for cleaning glass etc. so I would save the 100% ones for Zaino use only.


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RiderCoach Lar

Griot's Garage has a very good selection of 100% cotton detailing cloths/towels too.

fevest

I just bought some at target.

Pinky1963

Thanks for you replies. I am going to do the whole thing next Friday and Saturday because we will be having a heat wave-for us in Ohio this time of year that means 70's. I am still delaing with DF and Gilbins to get refunds.

Ross_Dawg

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I really like Prima Microfiber towels... Ive used them for over a year and they still leave no streaks and grab water off the car like crazy.

http://stores.shopprimacarcare.com/-...Categories.bok

One thing you have to remember is to wash your towels after each use. Wash them by themselves, with liquid detergent, on cold delicate. Air dry, no heat.