Another vote for this towel.
Ha ha, you got me! That image was just posing.
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In terms of towel size, using a blower/dryer means the use of a drying towel is almost redundant for me. I'm really only absorbing any remaining water and spreading a quick detailer so ultimate towel size isn't a factor.
Like you I use theIn terms of towel size, using a blower/dryer means the use of a drying towel is almost redundant for me. I'm really only absorbing any remaining water and spreading a quick detailer so ultimate towel size isn't a factor.
On the topic of mitts, I have also been loving the Smitten Glass Mitt.
https://detailingshed.com.au/collec...ts/14b-the-rag-company-the-smitten-glass-mitt
Like you I use the Gyeon glass cleaner.In terms of towel size, using a blower/dryer means the use of a drying towel is almost redundant for me. I'm really only absorbing any remaining water and spreading a quick detailer so ultimate towel size isn't a factor.
On the topic of mitts, I have also been loving the Smitten Glass Mitt.
https://detailingshed.com.au/collec...ts/14b-the-rag-company-the-smitten-glass-mitt
Does the word “psychiatrist” mean anything to yo?Spent some blissful time before work this morning re-organizing the chemical cabinet.
Started by removing the bulk quantity bottles and storing them under the sink, freeing up space to lower the top two adjustable shelves. That allowed me to re-group products via brand. Koch Chemie, CarPro and NV on the top shelf, Auto Glym, Bowdens, Chemical Guys, Meguires and others on the second shelf. Several products, unused for years, found their way to bin.
The third shelf houses various diluted chemicals in Kwazar sprayers.
And the best bit is I found some extra space for more products!
Have you looked on the Bowdens Own facebook page lately. It is clear that DFB5.0 is certainly not alone. I must admit that my collection is rather large and continues to grow.Does the word “psychiatrist” mean anything to yo?