Where to find a good chamois?

[trey]

I used to have a real good commerical one that i got from a car dealer but lost it. i bought two new ones and they are crap, they bunch up and are not heavy duty at all.

any ideas anyone?

 

[Not the Autorx Frank]

Ditch the chamois idea and pick up some large waffleweave microfiber drying towels from a detail supply.

 

[timmy8151]

To continue on the MF theme, I've had good success with Pakshak

I use the waffle weave for drying, while I use the normal terry towels for buffing.

 

[XS650]

I've gone to micro fiber waffle weave too. I doubt I will ever use a chamois again.

 

[SSDude]

You can pick up a good one at Costco.

 

[mikep]

Another waffle weave micro-fiber convert here. Will never ever go back to chamois again.

 

[carrera79]

I love micro-fiber. This site converted me. I even love the terry style ones you can get for 9 bucks/10 towels at Sam's Club

 

[Black03L]

I have been converted to the waffle weave microfiber, nothing better! BUT if you are to go with chamois the "Absorber" is the best I have used and I don't think its technically a chamois but it works VERY well! I still use the "Absorber" on my vinyl bed cover and wheels where the Waffle Weave might touch the ground and get rocks in it.

 

[OutlawTitan]

Forget Costco, Sams, etc. for MF towels. You get much better quality from PakShak.com as someone else mentioned.

 

[Darryl]

The Absorber is the best of the chamois style.


Darryl