just unbeatable
You can feel the difference in these towels as soon as you pick them up. Heavy, dense, soft but structured, durable, and seriously absorptive.
We tested dozens of premium towels in function, feel, and durability. Most are too lightly knitted, leaving behind fluff and streaks. Many lack the appropriate feel. And none seem to hold up wash after wash, becoming disposable very quickly. Plus, the more absorption the towels can achieve it seems, the more they feel like bath towels (and some are) or plush blankets, and the less they have the texture that should be responsible for cleaning and protecting your paint. We had to do better if we were going to sell a towel worthy of our faster process, and your paint.
These towels really are the perfect paint towel. For cleaning, for shining, for applying and buffing. You won't find a better towel for drying and detailing, and everything in between. Especially when you pair them with OneWiper, our detailing spray, the drying and shining capabilities are absolutely dialed.
- 16in x 16in Edgless design 400GSM with superior weight and texture for better absorption and no scratching
- Highly durable and will last hundreds of wash cycles
FAQs
You absolutely should, and these towels seem to get even better with a good wash and dry, and they hold up cycle after cycle. We personally haven't seen proper use wear them down at all.
The only reason we would stop using them (for our paint) is if we drop them on sandy/rocky ground or if they get soiled with anything other then normal paint grime and film, like heavy oil/grease or gravel. If you do drop them in dirt or use them for other shop components, we recommend demoting the towels to "shop use" and general purpose other than paint. Keep your paint towels exclusive to paint. Microfibers pick up and trap a lot of debris when you drop them, or gunk them up with other compounds.
Inspect after each wash for any leftovers or attached debris to reconfirm them for paint use!
Normal washer and dryer should do the trick. Cycle on warm water (not hot, preferrably), and low heat drying.
If they are heavily soiled, hand wash them in a soap like HotLap or even a simple degreasing dish soap to remove grease and oil, then add to a wash cycle as stated above.
Pro tip: Never let these touch anything but your cars paint. Use a separate clean bucket or basket to deposit your dirty paint towels into (separate from any other clothes or towels) and wash them in their own cycle. This will keep them untainted from debris (which microfibers capture easily) so they are always safe on your fresh paint.
This is a relevant factor with towels, yet hardly tells the whole story.
Towels are rated based on their mass measured in "Grams per Square Meter" or "GSM"
This means their mass if they were cut to a square meter (instead of 16in x 16in in our case).
Although the thickness of the towel is rarely accounted for, and plays a major role in density (mass per volume) so not all 390-420GSM towel, for instance, feel or perform the same. A fluffier towel that's thicker with the same GSM is going to feel entirely different.
Towel thickness, material and quality of material, and stitch design or style plays a major role in how the towel behaves and performs. this is why these towels out perform any other towels at the same GSM level for cleaning and buffing.
Our perfect towels are more than ideal for drying your car. In fact, because of their material, design, and size, they offer a more controlled and safer way to dry your paint, along with OneWiper, over the leading oversized drying towels that tend to be hard to see dirt on and can scratch your paint for this reason.
