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View Poll Results: Pad or mitt | |||
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83 | 46.37% |
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96 | 53.63% |
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#11 |
Distinguished Detailer
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Southside
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You need another option for me as I use a brush!
![]() Not any old brush mind you but a Griot's Boars' Hair Brush. ![]() Until you've used one you won't appreciate how good they are. Expensive, yes, but the least marring of any wash media I have ever used. Any dirt particles go up the soft flagged bristles in use and release when dunked in the wash bucket. ![]() Alan W |
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#12 |
OCD Sufferer (Obsessive Car Detailer)
Join Date: Mar 2010
Posts: 1,096
Thanks: 219
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Pad, well Microfiber Madness Incredisponge or Incredipad, for me. I've never got on with mitts much prefer something I can grip.
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Washmitt Meister
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: East Yorkshire
Posts: 267
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Definitely a mitt for me, I feel like you put uneven pressure onto the paint at the points of your thumbs and fingers where you are gripping the pad tightly.
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#14 |
Orbital Oracle
Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: England
Posts: 707
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Pad for me. Been using the Klin microfibre mitt and its excellent
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#15 |
Sponge Jockey
Join Date: May 2017
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Always used mitts, but changed to a Dooka Osha pad 6 months ago and will never use a mitt again, find it much easier to work with a pad easier to rinse as you don't need to take it off to rinse it properly
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OCD Sufferer (Obsessive Car Detailer)
Join Date: Mar 2010
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![]() Seriously though, you don't need to employ the old death grip with a good pad, no more pressure is required than with a mitt. |
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#18 |
Washmitt Meister
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In2Detailing
Unbranded versions but still look very good quality at a lower price
Pad https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Thick-Kor...UAAOSwVlVaBNR6 Mitt https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Microfibr...oAAOSwA3dYdeek Thicker Mitt https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Extra-Thi...16.m2516.l5255 |
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#19 |
Sponge Jockey
Join Date: Jan 2016
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Dooka Pads for me everytime!....IMHO nothing comes close to the Osha pads..........Microfibre madness pad for the lower sills and wheel arches...
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Washmitt Meister
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: East Yorkshire
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