P21S Synthetic Chamois

MyfirstES · 2009-05-16 13:42:23

Has anyone used this? Do you like it? http://ep.yimg.com/ip/I/classic-motoring_2054_41427103

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05-16-09, 06:42 AM

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P21S Synthetic Chamois

Has anyone used this? Do you like it?

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05-16-09, 09:52 AM

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It's similar to the Absorber. Which you can buy cheap and anywhere at a autozone.

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05-17-09, 07:21 PM

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i love it.

i am still using my 5 year old P21S chamois. its still doing its job.

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05-18-09, 08:37 AM

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The reason I asked this question is because some people have had mixed reviews about using a synthetic chamois for drying their car.

Some users have said it "drags" across the paint, while others have said it can possibly scratch the paint. I just want to use it for the initial removal of beaded water and follow up with a large MF towel. I have tried using the waffle weave MF, and while it works well, I wanted to try something new.

I saw the P21S and some have liked it while others said they hated it. Thanks to those who replied.

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