Micro fibre Cloths in bulk

[quikshine]

Hi,

Can anyone recommend a wholesale place where I could buy microfibre cloths in bulk? need about 200 for a project im working on at the moment! Ive found a few places including ebay but I need them to be as cheap as possible.

Also can a mod contact me about this project as I need to clarify forum rules in regards to advertising it to Cliosport members!

thanks
Ross

 

[Bluebeard]

Try one of the detailing companies. I'm sure they'd do a hefty discount for a bulk of that size.

Failing that, Tesco have them for 99p each! lol.

 

[quikshine]

Try one of the detailing companies. I'm sure they'd do a hefty discount for a bulk of that size.

Failing that, Tesco have them for 99p each! lol.

thanks.. im looking for a wholesaler or even manufacturer! need to cut out the middleman! lol.. tescos 99p is too much! best price ive got so far inc vat is 49p each! need it to be lower!

thanks guys

 

[Bluebeard]

I mean ask tesco's for a deal!! They prolly pay about 2p for them!

 

[Ben.]

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

 

[quikshine]

I mean ask tesco's for a deal!! They prolly pay about 2p for them!

Yo are probably right about that!

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

Excellent! thats it down to 40p a cloth! might see if they have a trade section! thanks!
Although they appear to be out of stock! :-(

 

[b1lly]

4 for a pound at poundland

 

[clairemae]

costco sell bulk packs of them, there decent too.

 

[Justin]

Costco do 40 for a tenner.

 

[BRUN]

think the CostCo ones are £14 for 36 but they are pretty decent cloths i use them a lot

 

[Coby.]

Aldi? Costco? Makro?

Most places do Microfibres just depends if you need quality or not

 

[JD]

Just to point out people that you really do get what you pay for with these.

Make sure that if you do order in bulk, order one first then do the CD scratch test (wipe it over a CD and if it scratches that, it is going to scratch your paintwork).

Just a friendly word of advice

 

[Gally]

Just to point out people that you really do get what you pay for with these.

Make sure that if you do order in bulk, order one first then do the CD scratch test (wipe it over a CD and if it scratches that, it is going to scratch your paintwork).

Just a friendly word of advice

Costco 36 for £12 the last time I was in.

Awesome cloths they past the cd test and half of detailing world use them.

I can vouch for how good they are.

 

[JD]

Just to put member's minds at ease (as you all know not to trust the Scottish) I may or may not use the Costco ones

Hai Gally xx

 

[Gally]

Just to put member's minds at ease (as you all know not to trust the Scottish) I may or may not use the Costco ones

Hai Gally xx

Hai hun! Got some 3 layers of 476 on at the weekend! Should last till about 2012!

 

[JD]

So guessing the paint looks black now, due to the lack of clarity of 476, yeah?

 

[Gally]

So guessing the paint looks black now, due to the lack of clarity of 476, yeah?

You can't look at yellow in the sun anyway without sunglasses, so i'm still not sure what colour it is tbh!

I only use 476 on my own car my friend.

 

[7MAT]

We sell microfibre's in a 12 pack with CS discount that come in a .99p each. Our cloths are a 80% Polyester & 20% Polyamide. The cheaper costco type products are normally a 70-30 percent mix or higher and don't last as well IMO.

http://www.i4detailing.co.uk/acatalog/I4DETAILING_Microfibre_12Pack_1.html

I can do a deal on 200 pieces but can not get anywhere near the .25p per cloth mentioned above. You do get what you pay for in the end.

Matt

 

[JD]

^^^Good to know that Matt. I need to start again with mine, some are OK, others are just hoarded ones!