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Old 15-11-2010
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Originally Posted by Nick Goodall View Post
Thanks people, i know a lot of people couldn't care less but my thoughts are they simply won't click to read it so glad some of you enjoy it ;-)

The car came up lovely though, love the interior on it - the dash is amazing!

Chamois is definitely not a good product these days, it's not too bad if the car and Chamois are completely (and i mean 100% clean) but that's rarely the case.... The big fluffy drying towels are perfect as they absorb so much water and don't even need to be rung out - They just soak it up and as they have a nice deep pile they don't let any dirt get rubbed around the surface of the paint. It's a similar idea to the difference between a nice wash mitt Vs a sponge - The sponge doesn't absorb any dirt so tends to just push it around the surface which is where the swirls come from in the first place.
Thanks for the advice Nick, is there a particular 'fluffy towel' that you would recommend??
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