[Klean07]

Just wondered what everyone uses. I use Unger large blue ones but they tend to leave powdery marks after a few months use. I do wash them every couple of weeks too! I used to use good old fashioned scrim but don't feel it does a good job anymore.

[G Griffin]

Unger are green, aren't they? 
Did you get them from the WCW? They might be there own.

[Klean07]

Blue

[G Griffin]

Where did you get them from?

[Lee GLS]

Paragon microfibre fishscale microfibres they are the best I've used.

[johnny bravo]

ive noticed scrims leaving marks behind after detailing, especially when sun comes out.

[trevor perry]

Paragon microfibre fishscale microfibres they are the best I've used.

+1

[Knocker]

Unger have a new cloth, I believe it's callee a Ninja Cloth available in 3 sizes.it is expensive but very good

[colin purewater]

Unger have a new cloth, I believe it's callee a Ninja Cloth available in 3 sizes.it is expensive but very good

Yes! I seen these at the cleaning show and ordered some
When I got home
There grey with little scouring pads in the corners
Really handy tbh

They are expensive but worth it I think
The small ones are a great pocket cloth when
Poling!

[simonr]

Paragon microfibre fishscale microfibres they are the best I've used.

+1

yeh they beat scrims hands down

[dotty]

where do you get them from and what price

[rosskesava]

Unger have a new cloth, I believe it's callee a Ninja Cloth available in 3 sizes.it is expensive but very good

I've seen those at a local supplier and just assumed they were just another gimmick to get me to spend more on a variation of what I already use which is the large green Unger microfibres.

In what way are they better? Thanks.

[David Salkeld]

Scrim......

If you're trad and use em every day wash out every night (even a rince out at lunch).
If wfp and use occasionaly then wash out weekly.
A clean, damp Scrim, covers a multitude of sin. ;-)

David

[robertphil]

Agree with that, scrim is worth its weight in gold. I own about 50 used by several workers and they can vary from soft as silk to as  rough as sackcloth   depending on batch

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

Scrim- every time. Used many different types & brand of M/F & none of them come close to scrim for detailing!!

Unger grade A pre-washed is my choice.

[wfp master]

scrim for me. tried the micro fibre cloths they get wet to easy & need changing all the time. a decent bit of scrim will last for hours & will still not be to wet to use.

[dazmond]

i use both microfibre cloths and scrim cloths.each have their uses.

i mainly use unger large green microfibres for detailing however if its a damp,drizzly,rainy day a good worn in scrim is miles better and doesnt get as wet as quickly.

i use the cheap towelling variety of microfibres from the pound shop as sill cloths.