lambs wool vs micro fiber mitts???

what do you guys think ....lambs wool, vs micro fiber? the greem micro fiber mitt I bought from Pep Boys was leaving geem threads on my tonnuea cover & other various raised surfaces so I am gonna try out the lambs wool mitt. any thoughts? thanx

 

Right handed or left handed??

 

I higher quality Micro Fiber probably would not leave lint.

 

Do you have a left-handed mitt and make clockwise circles with it...??? That's a NO-NO...Read the directions..

 

ok, now the tried & true Serious replies please.

 

Take a look on Autogeek.net, lots of good info there.

 

A true lambs wool mitt is the best thing to use. U probably won't be able to find one at a autoparts store or walmart, as they will be synthetic wool. Order u a real one from Amazon or a place like autogeek.

 

Option C - boar hair brush!

 

bought a lambs wool mitt at a auto store. has the real hyde on the interior. it was 12 bucks. hope its the good one

 

prefer sheepskin. so much better than latex

 

I use this
https://www.carpro-us.com/microfiber-madness/microfiber-madness-incredisponge/

 

I use a sheepskin mitt and a dedicated bucket for the wheels only. For the paint, you don't want a mitt, sheepskin or microfiber, as they tend to hold dirt or grit deep in the pile. I use a clean microfiber towel to wash, and a grit guard in the soapy water bucket. It releases dirt/grit with a few swishes in the soapy water much better than a mitt.

 

Use either one. Your truck DGAF which one you use.

 

DGAF?

 

OOOOOOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! gotya. so clever, but quite dishearting

 

DGAF = Don't Give A F#$@

 

I don't wear any protection when I rub my taco.

 

You should try my method...get enough pin stripes and dents it no longer matters. The dirt actually makes the truck look better. So, only wash once a year or less.

 

Two bucket method with a high end microfiber mitt, not something you get at autozone. I have a black Yukon and you can see every scratch it has. If you want to protect your finish, pre-soak, rinse, two bucket wash, rinse, dry with honeycomb microfiber towels and done. No scratches, scrapes, nothing. Takes forever, but you'll never have a single swirl.

 

Lanolin