slanguage

I wash my towels after each time they are used. I also wash new towels before I use them for the 1st time. This is what I use to wash them:
http://www.detailersdomain.com/index.asp?P...PROD&ProdID=155

08YellowCR

Nice that is what i was looking at. Any idea also wear to get a good sheep mit to wash with. I use a brush right now but think its time to get something better. Thanks for all the help with the noobie questions im really geting into keeping the car clean

slanguage

detailers domain sells wash mitts also.

INTJ

ONR. I get with a couple of days enough dust fallout that even light QD and a decent MF it still gives me light scratches. A car cover is your friend.

Garnet Canuck

I agree that QDs are your friend, but it totally depends on what QD you use if you want to keep your car clean in between washes. A lot of QDs are meant to be used on clean paint surfaces only, while others have lubricants in them that will allow you to wipe off light dirt, dust, bird bombs, etc without scratching your paint.

Poorboys Spray & Wipe is what I use to keep my vehicles clean in between washes. It's basically a waterless wash type of QD, and because of the lubricants it has it won't scratch your paint. Poorboys Spray & Gloss however is meant to be used on clean paint surfaces only. So people should just make sure what type of QD they are using before they wipe down their dirty vehicle with it.

SpecC

a couple MF towels

some ONR at QD dilution

and you should be set until you need to wash again

krshultz

Want a cheap alternative that works great? Go to Lowe's Home Improvement. In the household cleaning supplies section, look for a yellow sponge made by "Pro-Line" - it's called a Grout Sponge. I'm serious. It's one of the softest sponges I've ever used, perfectly sized, and at $2/each, you can buy several.