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Thanks bro for all the advice I tried the filter and that made a hughe difference. I also bought this wax at the State Fair and tried it on my 94 honda first and it works great so I wax the vibe today and it shines better than new. I have been looking for that waffle towel you suggested. Is it available at a local store or do you have to order it online? Thanks again you are the man Thanks MIKE

Whelan is the man and I owe him some cigars.

Quote, originally posted by BIGGMIKE88 »Thanks bro for all the advice I tried the filter and that made a hughe difference. I also bought this wax at the State Fair and tried it on my 94 honda first and it works great so I wax the vibe today and it shines better than new. I have been looking for that waffle towel you suggested. Is it available at a local store or do you have to order it online? Thanks again you are the man Thanks MIKEWhats up Mikey! Thanks for the praise and I'm glad I could help. That Water Magnet towel can be found at your local Autozone, AdvanceAuto, Pep Boys, O'Reillys, etc. They may be under a different name and different venodr than Meguiar's but its the same material and design. If you prefer the Meg's though, head to http://www.autodetailingsolutions.comQuote, originally posted by kevera »Whelan is the man and I owe him som cigars. Anytime you wanna ship those, I prefer Dominican's.

a good place to get really good cheap towels is WALMART, yes WALMART. go to the kitchen department and look for a 2 pack of white waffle weave towels for like 2-3 bucks.i dont really care for the megiars ww because it seems a little too hard on the paint. the walmart ones are softer and a lot cheaper.

Quote, originally posted by 1zzfe_808 »a good place to get really good cheap towels is WALMART, yes WALMART. go to the kitchen department and look for a 2 pack of white waffle weave towels for like 2-3 bucks.i dont really care for the megiars ww because it seems a little too hard on the paint. the walmart ones are softer and a lot cheaper.I got just the opposite, strange. The fac that my car is black doesn't help much either, but I used the kitchen style ones and got more hazed swirls. I have a metallic flec in the car but if it's not detailed right, it just looks flat black, takes some work to get it to show. But with drying, I keep using the meg's cause it holds a lot more water.

thats why you buy like 6 packs and use like 3-4 towels per wash and just wash it after you use it.

I have a question 1. how to clean black cars2. how to get rid of swirl marks - is there a product out there 3. how to remove pen

Hey Lady, welcome to the Forum, since I too own a black car, it turns out to be a lot of fun, lol.Here are some links to a few things I found, read up on, contributed to, and wrote myself. If you have any specific questions, let me know I'd be glad to help!Washing Tipshttp://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=28821Detailing Tipshttp://forums.genvibe.com/zerothread?id=26855