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chammy or microfiber

fanadman1 · 2012-05-05 13:07:46

just wondering whice people prefere the chammy leather or the micro fiber drying cloth

05-05-2012 01:07PM

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just wondering whice people prefere the chammy leather or the micro fiber drying cloth

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#2 05-05-2012 01:42PM

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Pat dry with a deep pile micro fibre cloth seems to be the current preference, if there is any debris left on the car in a gutter/channel etc, it will go into the pile of the towel and be less likely to scratch your finish, there is a greater chance that your chamois will catch and drag small particles.

That said there are plenty of people using a chamois and if you rinse it in clean water regularly, you will reduce the chance of paint damage.

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