Recommend me a Dodo!

[Jimble]

Thanks for the replies, can someone recommend a decent drying towel and buffing towel please?

[Dan J]

fantastic fur buffing towels are good
sonus de wonder buffing towels are also good

dodo soft touch or supernatural drying towels.

or have a look on i4detailing.co.uk
                        elitecarcare.co.uk
                        waxamomo.co.uk

[Jimble]

Cheers Dan

[waxamomo]

All good suggestions in this thread. Purple Haze wax is my favourite wax at the moment, maybe try the Pro version?

As above, the Supernatural drying towel is out of this world, you defo get what you pay for.

[Jimble]

fantastic fur buffing towels are good
sonus de wonder buffing towels are also good

dodo soft touch or supernatural drying towels.

or have a look on i4detailing.co.uk
                        elitecarcare.co.uk
                        waxamomo.co.uk

Is it likely i'd be able to dry the whole car with one supernatural drying towel?

[Dan J]

fantastic fur buffing towels are good
sonus de wonder buffing towels are also good

dodo soft touch or supernatural drying towels.

or have a look on i4detailing.co.uk
                        elitecarcare.co.uk
                        waxamomo.co.uk

Is it likely i'd be able to dry the whole car with one supernatural drying towel?

yer you should be able to you might have to wring it out once or twice but it should be fine mate
if in doubt get 2

[Jimble]

2!!!! I don't think we spent £44 on the bath towels!
Thanks again dan, i have a feeling i may keep coming back to this thread for advice!

[Dan J]

the other option is monza have a deal on atm for drying towels, ive got 2 yellow jobbys of them and they work well so some thing else to consider if you dont want to spend loads on the dodo stuff.

[Jimble]

I said i'd be back! Was looking at PH pro on waxamomo as chris mentioned, says that it's got sealant properties in it, i was wondering if i get the pro instead of the standard would it seal well enough that i wouldn't need Jetseal 109? or would i be better with the standard and jetseal? also when applying polish/sealant/wax would i be better using a damp applicator?
Thanks again.

[Dan J]

damp applicator= yes definatly, damp only though not dripping wet

personally id go for the pro as its got a higher canauba content and the added sealant will extend the durabilty, still use the jetseal109 under it for uv protection