shop towels
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what are you guys using to wipe down? i use the krew 600 kimberly box. you know, the blue towels with a pattern and doesnt absorb all that well but are expensive as heck..
the regular blue shop towels that costs like 2 dollars a roll :dnc
Im with Mo on this one +1 blue shop towels (cus im cheap)
I use microfibre towels.
White Bounty Basic….12 pack 8 bucks
Or White Shop Towels….they don’t dissolve with gun cleaner as quick as the blue ones.My shop uses the tissue paper that goes into a dispenser you see in public restrooms. They only create fisheyes and fibers, so I explained to the rest of the shop why and now I see the painter rocking out with white bounty. Better then that tissue crap. I hate working at such a half ass shop, but I need the paycheck.
i use the new white t-shirt rags. get them in 10 or 25lb boxes. been using them for 15 years
Regular paper towels. Less fuzzy the better
[quote=”Wydir” post=21865]Im with Mo on this one +1 blue shop towels (cus im cheap)[/quote]
the only problem I have with the cheap blue ones is it’s so damn cheap I don’t even try to conserve them so end up going though the Costco pack in a week.. but the expensive ones I conserve like crazy. oh well
I am going to try Jim C’s route and try them T-Shirt rags
try flannel underwear…
those are for winter painting :whistle:
[quote=”Wydir” post=21908]those are for winter painting :whistle:[/quote]
:lol1
I use white papertowl and microfiber towel to dry after clean and after polishing.
I have been using microfibers from Sams Club, like 10.00 a bag to wipe after skuffing and to wipe the jambs and wheel openings then use tork towels to wipe down right before it goes in the booth. At home I just use the blue paper towels that you get from auto zone.
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