Heavyweight 1100gsm microfiber blend: Soaks up water quickly for faster drying and fewer water spots
Twist loop design: Provides a unique look and improved water absorption
Hidden edge construction: Maintains shape and softness after repeated washes
Gentle on clear coat: Prevents harshness and protects paint finish
Large 25 x 36 inch size: Handles big jobs without constant wringing
The Liquid8r is a heavyweight twist-loop drying towel that brings all the deep plush you’d expect from a thick 1100gsm towel. Made with a premium 70/30 blend and finished with a sleek hidden edge, it’s big, bold, and built to soak up water without being harsh on your paint. The longer loop design and unique color set it apart in our dryin
Material
70% polyester, 30% synthetic
Weight
1100gsm
Dimensions
25 x 36 inches
Color
Blue, Gray
Pattern
Solid
Application Area
Exterior
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A Great Towel
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John · 3 days ago
I was surprised
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Les · 11 days ago
Pleasantly Surprised
I’d love to add a photo but the vehicle is gone already. Next time….
I ignored the instructions to wash the towel first, then use it - however it made no difference.
The minivan I was detailing had more dust than real grime, so I foam cannoned the wheels and tires - very little brown foam came off the tires despite a vigorous scrubbing with a stiff brush. Whelps came clean very easily with a cleaning from a microfiber cloth.
Next I foam cannoned the whole vehicle to encapsulate the surface dirt and dust, pressure rinsed that off, then used a spray of ONR with a contact wash using a single bucket of ONR & water with several microfiber rags which I set aside when dirty.
I dryed panels and glass one by one - the towel not only soaked up the remaining rinseless wash, but left zero residue which had been my experience with towels I’d purchased from Canadian Tire and WalMart in Canada which didn’t dry and left streaks on the glass and left the paint a bit cloudy.
I wish I’d purchased these a year ago. I thought it was me that couldn’t do a proper detail - nope, it was the cheapo drying towels.