I thought these towels would be more absorbant, but they were just okay. They are very thick, and it's not fraying or anything. I also did use the gray side for wiping off the waterless wash and the blue side for buffing/drying. Personally liked a 350+ gsm edgeless for both functions.

Also, even though I washed with a dedicated MF wash directly after use, the towels still feel like thwy have some product on it. So it's not great that it holds onto the waxes in ky waterless wash so well...but I guess it means they really do grab a lot? I just don't know with these, to be honest.

Stick with an edgeless MF towel. These are juat too fussy and not worth the money I paid, especially since the shipping fee completely canceled out my discount, anyway. Disappointed all around.

I must own over 200 MF Towels and found this dual sided system is much easier to remember when using my new favorite Waterless Wash System - Ammo Frothe in Aerator! This stuff blows ONR away and enables you to wash TWO vehicles using only 20 ounces of water mixed with the Frothe! As directed in the photos - after spraying foam onto a panel, I make my first pass over it with the grey side (several times even) and simply flip it back over to pick up any residue w the Blue Side!
Simple as that folks!

I've spend a lot of money trying to find the "best" rinseless wash towel for my Jet Black Nissan. I live in PacNW with 40 in of rain yearly = lots of road grime on side body panels. These towels with ONR do the best job of cleaning without creating micro swirls on the paint. The are 600 GSM weight and have a long enough loop fiber to hold dirt without creating the towel drag that edgeless towels can when they have long fibers. The banding give the towel enough substance to allow it to stay formed in your hand without deforming (like edgeless towels) to the point where it becomes too hard to keep the towel on the paint. The great thing about these towels is that they release dirt really well during washes - using Micro Restore they come out like new - just try to avoid greasy areas on lower side body panels - keep older towels for that purpose and use bug/tar remover first. If you do rinseless washes then you'll need lots of towels as you should only wipe once in one direction before flipping to a new side. I use these for initial grime removal, then follow with another spray of ONR and another wipe with either these towels or a thinner edgeless (500 GFM) with less pressure. Then follow with a "drying agent" in high humidity or cold weather, i.e., CarPro Elixir, Optimum Opti Seal, or Optimum Car Wax. Key is NOT to drag dirt over the surface - change sides after one wipe only - you'll use more towels, but you'll get no scratches.

I allready owned these towels and they are the best for for detail sprays. I bought more of these because ive tried to others and none work as well as these.

Fantastic towels for a waterless wash or a two-bucket wash.