Assuming the weather eventually warms up a bit I'm looking forward to giving the beast a good clean and have bought a few cleaning products including some decent microfibre cloths. But I'm a bit confused as have found references to their use to remove wax (which obviously I don't want to do) and also as an alternative to the old fashioned chamois leather to dry off after rinsing (which I do want to do).
So my dumb question is - what is the difference in techniques between these two uses? 2008 MY Java Black TDV8 HSE

I think the reference to removing wax is after you have applied the wax and need to remove the residue At least this is what i use them for.

Microfibres can be used to remove wax after its been applied, also known a buffing it off

once the residue is removed then you'll be ok

I thin microfibre for buffing, but instead of your chamois leather you want to buy a plush/fluffy microfibre drying towel

method, depending on what you prefer, fold it up and dabbing, laying it down on top and patting dry, of folding it up and softly wiping

Last edited by npinks on Mon Jan 21 2013 6:21pm. Edited 1 time in total

npinks wrote:

genitally wiping

Really ?? - now that's going to smart...........  FF 4.4 V8 Soooo looking forward to this bad boy
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bloody auto correct, but done correctly it won't smart

Thanks - but you really shouldn't have edited that classic autocorrect; it was a cracker. 2008 MY Java Black TDV8 HSE