Black MF's

[Ali]

Who does them!!?

Fed up of Yellow and blue one's! After one car they look dirty, even when clean!

CG do a Blue with a red pipin...And thats about the best i've seen!

trivial but it annoys me!

 

[Al_G]

I guess if its black it might be harder to see any grit or grime embedded in the cloth so the chances of rubbing it into your paintwork is significantly increased...

Just a thought

 

[Ali]

I guess if its black it might be harder to see any grit or grime embedded in the cloth so the chances of rubbing it into your paintwork is significantly increased...

Just a thought

hummm.....Dunno about that! But it is a valid point tho!

 

[Al_G]

I find the blue £1.50 MF's you can buy from tesco a bargain! I just buy new ones every other month!

I use them for the wheels, engine bay, sills etc. I use a plush one for the bodywork tho as its a little softer

 

[Rich]

I would not feel safe with Black ones, no way of seeing grit.

Not sure why you have trouble getting your MF's clean, most of mine aside from the ones used for grunge jobs like wheels and arches all come up looking new after a wash, some being 5 odd years old.

 

[mattjk]

What do you use to wash them also do you use machine or handwash?

 

[Rich]

The better quality ones and one used for clean jobs by hand with Woolite, the rest by machine.

 

[Ali]

Washin machine and a hot wash! No linen temps...but warm! 40with a line i think!

No softener! Some grit is so small i doubt you'd even see it on a yellow one!

 

[Alan]

Dye the ones you've got??

 

[Ali]

Dye the ones you've got??

Hassle bear! I just buy new ones!

 

[Marky_]

I can't ever seem to get mine looking clean either :S
I only hand wash them though.

 

[Brand86]

Black MFs...this might hit a new detailing level of geekiness boyo...congratulations!!!

 

[Ali]

Mehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!

 

[Brand86]

NERD ALERT!!! :rasp:

 

[Rich]

You are in the geektailing section what do you expect ....