Gtechniq MF4 Diamond Sandwich Microfiber Drying Towel - Streak Free Finish, Significantly Higher Absorption Rate - 70% Polyester, 30% Polyamide & 60x60cm In Size| Can Be Used On Wet & Dry Surfaces

Excellent towels to complement my ceramic coated cars cleaning regime.Price ok for the quality of the productGood absorbency when dryingThank you Gtechniq

I have a VW Polo and was looking for a drying towel, stumbling across this from what looked like a quality brand. I've been using it for a couple of years now every time I wash my car and it's still the same as when I originally bought it. It's been through a few machine washes as well (without softener).I use it after giving my car a final hose down rinse and it dries the windows brilliantly, leaving no smears, much more effectively than a chamois. It can basically leave my car dry and smear free all over and it still has patches of dry remaining on it afterwards. I've even gotten away by using it on two cars.

Purchased this as a gift (again). Reputable drying cloths that are very absorbent. They wash well and are made to last. During use you're able to rinse them out and carry on drying.. would definitely recommend, even if you're reluctant to spend the money, I can assure you it'll be worth it :)

The towel had been used for drying purpose. It comprised of one nylon outer layer with a fleece layer inside. Its absorbing power was great. It could dry up a medium size car in one go after washed by pressure washer. However, I opined that it was a bit bigger in size and a bit high in price.

I've been into car detailing for several years, and have bought all kinds of drying and buffing cloths and towels, and used all kinds of products from spray detailers, waxes of all kinds, and ceramic coatings. I bought one of these to test, with a view of buying more if it turned out to be any good. And I can confidently say it is very good. I'll use this primarily for final buffing (not drying - I've got a cordless Makita leaf blower for that, so no contact with the paint while drying the car). It's good for final buffing as it doesn't shed any fibres (or not that I can see), and it does leave a very clear, smear/streak free surface when used with a ceramic detailer. It's a 'grabby' type of towel, not the ultra-soft variety to the touch, but this is actually a bonus as the towel will grab and hold excess product easily. The size is also good. I liked this towel, and I'll certainly be buying more. The results speak for themselves.

I was reluctant to spend this amount (albeit relativity small in the grand scheme of things) on a.... cloth.However, new car needed new toys, especially during the honeymoon stage as I was it every Sunday afternoon!Washed car and then went over it with this cloth. I wiped across half the car once with this cloth and it was dried perfectly. Simply rang it out and did the second half. Simply wash with warm water and hang to dry, don't use fabric conditioners or detergents with it as it will affect the effectiveness of drying.Left the 'bits', it is lint free, so leaves a good finishBest cloth buy I have ever made, albeit the most expensive, it is worth it

I have used a lot of different drying towels, including waffle weave, double-sided and some very expensive high-pile plush types. However, this Gtechniq MF4 towel blows them all out of the water - literally.As one reviewer said, it works better when it is very slightly damp so I usually dry my windows first and then dry the paintwork by patting and pulling. Also, I normally spray a little Auto Finesse Finale on to a towel to reduce streaking and water spots but, with the Gtechniq, this is not really necessary. I do, however, like using the Finale as a drying aid because it adds a deeper final shine to the paintwork after washing.This really is a superb towel that I cannot recommend highly enough. I have just ordered another.

Large towel, not as effective as I’d hoped, left water swirls on the paintwork and had to go over several times to get it looking reasonably dry. Admittedly I was working in a cold atmosphere, so it may be different when it warms up a bit. Not as heavy as some towels, but needed wringing out several times Managed to get a reasonable shine in the end