Demystifying Microfiber Towels E.3 | Edges & Maintenance

Demystifying Microfiber Towels E.3 : Edges and Maintenance. In this video, I visit The Rag Company headquarters in Boise, Idaho (USA). I meet with Levi Gates, a professional detailer and resident expert at The Rag Company and we discuss everything microfiber.

In this series, you will find out everything there is to know about microfiber towels and products so can improve your skills as a weekend warrior, detailing enthusiast or professional.

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[Quidproquo]

This is just fascinating!! Here I thought the chemicals used were the most important part of the paint maintenance process... The variation in towels never occured to me.

[projet]

Pan Thanks so much for all this excellent work with The Rag Company. I am very happy 😁

[jochenhoubaer]

What a week!!! Can’t wait for the next episode. 👍👍👍👍

[nelsonmoreira]

Ouukay... So, how about putting that little technical summary on a neatly organised pdf (catalog like) Monsieur Pan, the organiser? I sure miss it on the rag company website, so I don't have to go back and watch the video again to know which towel to choose. Pretty please?

[SuperTurbodave]

Ok mind blown again thank you so much, Pan, for this information Take care always.

[martinharman]

Well done Pan on a great E3. Like the international info below the video, good touch for an international star

[martinharman]

Looking forward to it. My X3 M40i looks all the better for all your videos:)

[billrutledge]

Yep, Yep, this was an informative discussion of MF Towels. Yep, Yep, Yep,

[moizmughal]

So much to catch up on my tiny brain i cant believe its should be a seperate subject in university it keep rolling new stuff but many thanks for breakdown of amazing analysis best wishes from pakistan

[KPNilsen]

Hello Pan! Thank you for amazing videos, and especially this microfiber towel series. I have a question regarding the edges on MF towels. Is there any actual purpose of the different kind of edges? Does different kind of edges work better for certain jobs? Or is this just a preference of how you like your towels. I understood that a satin edge will pick up the last remaining bit of water, but does it have any other purposes? e.g. why should I choose a knife cut instead of a satin edge?

Thanks.

[ianjackcleanyourmachineinc]

Thanks Pan. Haha I wash my own towels my friend. I have my own washer and dryer too lol. Looking forward to tomorrow.

[stephmicha]

Salut Pan,
Je suis plutôt fidèle à ta chaîne, tout d'abord, parce que j'aime tes vidéos où tu n'es pas avare de conseils, et aussi parce que tu prends soins de tes internautes fidèles en plubiant des clips à la fois en anglais et en français, enfin jusqu'à lors. Malheureusement, tes dernières publications sont presque toutes qu'en anglais. Même si je comprends une partie, je n'arrive encore pas à tout déchiffré, et c'est bien dommage car sur ta série sur les micro-fibres avait l'air très intéressante. J'espère que tu nous oublies pas !!! En attendant, j'attends avec impatience ta prochaine vidéo, surtout continu à nous rendre moins bête 😁, je t'embrasse depuis mon Alsace, et te dis à très bientôt.
Steph Micha

[nelavc]

For the first wash, what is the best way to do it, by a wash machine or by hand?

[Blubaugh]

So I would assume that using a rag over a steamer for the interior would ruin the towel. So we should keep a set of towels for the purpose of using with a steamer only?

[buster]

Hi do you have a book that shows the weaves and what its used for i am old don't remember too good

[HuckleBerry]

What about red edgeless 500’s with yellow 365’s?

[danielhunsinger]

Once I got my first order from the rag company, I have not purchased towels from anyone else. Their quality is top notch and why save a few cents for inferior towels? My ride desires the best and that's all I buy

[gregg-gt]

Salut Pan,
Merci pour cette vidéo ce fut très intéressant. J’ai un conseil à te demander. Je viens de recevoir un cabriolet à toit souple. Je me suis aperçu que tu n’as jamais fait de vidéo sur l’entretien des cabriolets et notamment de la capote. Quelques compagnies (chemical guys, Gyon) proposent des produits de nettoyage et de protection.
Pourrais-tu me conseiller les produits les plus efficace.
Je te remercie vivement à l’avance et te souhaite le meilleur
Ps: ta musique de présentation est bien modernisée, c’est vraiment top👍
A plus.
Gregg

[tradeswithjohnnie]

As DIYer we are using our washing machine to wash 10 rags and dry it???
This don't make sense