[DaveC113]

Originally Posted by torqueaddict

I launder and dry my microfibers and have had no issues I can detect. I bought the special detergent but haven't tried it yet. These work really well and stay very soft and clean:

For car:
https://www.chemicalguys.com/Super_P...kaAsCjEALw_wcB

For the wheels, I use cheap wallmart microfibers but don't launder them. I rinse them out and let them air dry. I also keep the wheels waxed. If there are scratches, I can't see them. They look pristine.


Can you post a pic of what the scratches look like?

Yeah, I have Chem Guys towels and their microfiber wash.

I'm not sure I can post pics... I'll have to find something to scratch and even then it'll need to be gloss black and the photos taken in just the right light. We're talking some very fine scratches that come out with just a couple passes of a cloth with fine polishing compound on it.

What I've been doing is getting the towels wet and wringing them out before use or misting them with quick detailer before use. This seems to work, but also seems like it shouldn't be necessary.

[Demon War Horse]

We used chemical guys wheel wax before we ceramic coated my wife's wheels. They are satin black, but have held up fine. Mcguiars has a correction compound you can use by hand to get scratches out.