Spectrum 420

My go-to rags for general car cleaning use. Works great with ONR for cleaning.

These are very plush towels. One of the biggest 'qualms' I have with internet shopping is the lack of ability to be able to 'touch' things, so, I went off of the other reviews. I use these to 'buff' 'and 'maintain' my car as they are soft enough to not create any swirls. Spray a little quick detailer, or spray wax on the cloth, some on the car, and within 10-15 minutes, I've cleaned the car when it has a slight layer of dust. I use a little bit of MF specific detergent, with my normal detergent, and it works well to keep these nice and clean. I would like to see better packaging for storage/shipping since the plastic bag they came in was already torn. However, that's not a detriment to the quality of the towels. I like the 3 colors, as it helps me keep track of what I've used them for (take wax off, apply quick detailer/spray wax, and one for the final wipe). Beyond that, they work well and help keep my car clean as a whistle. :)

See my other Rag Company review for the larger painted surface microfiber drying towels bought for the painted surface of my Jag. I bought these to compliment the paint drying towels so these are used to dry my 19-inch Black Venom rims. The pack comes as three sets of three different colors. I took the black ones for my Cat, used the Blue set for my wife's RAF Blue Defender with 22-inch black rims, and gave the grey set to my son for his Silver Saab. Three cloths were plenty to dry off a set of four wheels/rims and keep the cloths for wheel/rim drying separate from the cloths/towels used to dry painted surfaces. A definite rule (just like the two-bucket hand wash method) to avoid micro-scratches in the paint by using the same towels to do both. These hand sized towels are not as absorbent as the larger Rag Company towels used for painted surfaces but are still high quality and good enough for the job. Buy with confidence!

I was initially on the fence with these due to alot of the reviews speaking of too much lint and subpar durability. These do have some lint but only enough to be expected for this type of towel. There are two sides to these towels, a low pile and a medium pile side. Anytime you have a towel that's not a low pile you should expect some lint at least. I've acquiring alot of MF towels recently and I have a test to check for lint. My test is to wash the towels (with free and clear or p&s rags to riches microfiber detergent) as soon as they are delivered and dry with air only ( no heat setting). once dry I will run a lint roller over the towels back and forth to check for lint. I did find lint on the roller but not a crazy amount (to give you a comparison, I had a budget pack of 30 towels for $9.99 that covered the lint roller). These do have a banding around them but the banding is smooth and does not feel like it would scratch anything but if you hold you towel right you shouldn't even have to worry anyways. Also they are not as soft as I would like and tend to bunch up slightly. You have to put a little bit extra pressure to prevent the bunching effect. These are minor complaints though as I'm just trying to provide all the small details in case anyone is on the fence. These are definitely not the best towels out there but for the price and same day delivery, it's s good deal all around. I think these are perfect if you need multi purpose towel when you don't feel like using you good nice towels. That's exactly why I got these, I save my nice towels for when I'm doing paint correction or applying coatings and use these for claying, QD, or rinseless wash (which these are great for). Hopefully I helped clear somethings up about these towels for everyone out there.

Very good MF towels for the price. I've heard a lot of good things about The Rag Co., so I thought I would give them a shot with this 9 pack. At just over 2 bucks a towel, I figured "why not?" A car enthusiast could always use more MF's, and I thought I'd be getting 9 utility towels for wheels, interior, etc. Well, after seeing the way these are made, I wouldn't hesitate to use these on my paint. I'm thinking rinseless wash and wax/sealant removal. EDIT- Used these MF towels with ONR and a rinseless wash. Perfect. Would give them 5 stars on product absorption, and cleaning ability. They did shed a bit in the rinseless bucket, but after the wash with MF cleaner, they have been great. Cost/value of these are off the charts. I have possibly hundreds of MF towels. Many of them are top dollar, top quality towels. These towels aren't quite in line with those, but they are far from bargain barrel box store ones. I wouldn't hesitate to buy a few more 9 packs of these towels. Kudos to The Rag Company!

Nice soft towels thick soak up water. Well, I use them and watch my Crosstrek

These towels are pretty fantastic. They leave a streak-free shine. I find I can get the bulk of the water off with a cheaper towel, then use two of these towels to finish off an entire car. And seriously, they leave a serious shine. They arrived a little smaller than I expected, but it has not been a problem. Really great product.

Quality of the towels are great and dries well.

Nothing like the photos. Very cheap, I wouldn't trust them on my car.

Good quality, absorbs well. Good for using with drying aid during the drying process.

Really good microfibres and quite pleased with it

These towels are the best car drying towels I’ve ever used. Worth every penny!

I really like these rags. Of course I'm using them to care for the paint on my car. The size is great, they are super soft, super absorbent and each side has a different profile: E.g. one for removing the wax (longer pile) and one for buffing (shorter pile). CAUTION: When it comes to washing them, and in my opinion this goes with all microfiber towels, it picks up EVERY bit of debris in the wash, so you need to spend a bunch of time after they are clean picking the debris out or else they can't be used a second time.