Best deal on Microfibres at the moment?

[Bluebeard]

Hello geeks.

I think my 3 year old batch of microfibres could do with replacing!

I have found some on the bay of E, but i've bought cheap ones in the past and they're s**t. My current 20 cloths were purchased off Ady on here iirc and were bloody brilliant! (I clean 30 odd cars a month for three years! Must be good! lol)

Any recomendations?

I want about 20 really.

Cheers.

 

[Bluebeard]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/10-large-ULTR...arts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item20b0b7c4f9

£20 for 20 cloth delivered. Seems good to me?

 

[Jordi17]

I go to asda, get 7 in a pack for £3.

 

[treemanx]

+1

 

[StephenJ]

Dont screwfix do 50 for £20?

Seen them recommended on here before

 

[richy22]

Indeed they do...

http://www.screwfix.com/prods/62624/Cleaning/Cleaning-Cloths/Microfibre-Cloth-Pack-of-50

although I dont use them on body work personally

 

[Rob]

Did you buy those ones Dan? If so let me know on the quality please

 

[stoney182]

place called cost co near me does meggasoft ones think its about 50 for 13 quid i brought some the other day and they are mint

 

[Naith]

10 quid for 32 in costco... nothing comes close

 

[stoney182]

ok so i was abit out lol

 

[Alex_X93]

+1 screwfix

 

[Gorms]

Stay away from the Asda ones, didnt pass the cd test for me and also done a little paint damage when one got mixed up with my normal ones.

I have always used the CostCo ones they are amazing. Just a shame you need to pay for a card to go into the store.

Paul

 

[kendz]

Just picked up some from Costco, they've changed pack slightly and now 36 cloths for £12 in my local store, still a bargain at 33p a cloth!! Also, the mrs picked up a 5 litre bottle of Mobil 1 0w-40 full synth for £28!! The saving on that alone covered the annual membership fee.

 

[James28]

Oh I wish I qualified for a costco card . lol

 

[bigup7]

also use the costco ones, pretty good value for money

 

[JD]

As long as they pass the CD test as above, then no reason not to use any provider tbh. Costco ones appear to have been a good find on DW etc. . .

 

[James28]

Do you have to own your own business to qualify for a costco card?
Is there any other way of getting one?

 

[richy22]

Someone wanna buy me some costco ones and il pay them ??

 

[DMS]

Tesco - 3 for 99p and as far as I can tell there's nothing wrong with them.
Then again, I'm not a detailing geek...

 

[JD]

Rub them on the back of a new CD, if they scratch it, they don't pass the oddly named "CD test". Now you can be a detailing geek too...

 

[yellowbelly]

may be worth mentioning JD that its best to try the "CD test" out on an old Cd rather that your recently purchase N-Dubz one lol

 

[JD]

Meh, the lasers can still read marred CDs but my eyes don't read a marred car very well

 

[yellowbelly]

^lol