PakShak and LC pads in Singapore

[Garlic]

Hi guys, was searching around and found the below website.

 

LC Pads: http://www.detailogy.com/polisher-accessories.html

 

PakShak Towels: http://www.detailogy.com/ultraplush.html

 

They have a few varieties of towels available.

[Kaiserdome]

They also bringing in PC？

[Garlic]

Sent them an email for curosity sake and curiosity sake and below is their reply.

 

Our towels,

Ultra Smooth- $12.80 (new)

Ultra Plush- $14.80

Ultra Fine- $16.80

WW Dry Towel- $28

WW Glass Towel- $18

 

Orange pad- $21.50

White pad- $18.50

 

Here are my personal preferences of each towel,

 

Ultra Smooth- For Polish removal and Sealants.

Ultra Fines - For final Buffing and wipe down.

Ultra Plushes- For Qding and Carnuba Wax removal.(good with OCW)

WW Dry- Good for drying

 

Hope that helps

 

Sean

[Slickjeff]

PC? u need to get a step-down transformer to operate.

 

its def. not a cost effective solution. the rupes will be a much bettah option.

[Kaiserdome]

Yep, too ex and troublesome. But interesting to find it in their 'product' section.

[Garlic]

Did some searching, they are the local distributor.

 

http://www.pakshak.com/micropak-singapore-...istributor.html

[Garlic]

Read from Autopia that Pakshak towels are among the best, will be ordering a few to try. The price seems very reasonable.

 

They a variety of towels on sale, here are some pics of the "UltraSmooth" version. The satin edge is good for preventing scratches.

 

http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=...t=pakshak+towel

[Thepukster]

I'm using Pakshak now. Good stuff. Much better than FiberShine brand. Just use a little detergent to rinse the cloth after use & line dry. Following that, I keep them in a big ziplock bag to prevent dust from settling in.

[Ah_bon]

on top of detergent... i'll wash the MF towels in warm water also....

[Garlic]

Do they become coarse and rough after a few washes?

[Vtec78]

mine still okie after using abt 5 times...still as smooth n soft

[Ah_bon]

no... not really.. of course its not like when you 1st got it... but still very good. mine washed quite a few times already...

i used to throw it into the washing machine... now i hand wash them myself... can't see much of a difference between the 2 method. to me both method is ok. the towels come out still good! :)

 

i heard puting MF towel in boiling water can help "rejuvenate" the towel... i never tried it.. so dunno if its' true...

 

if any bros' tried it before... do let us know.

[Aswin]

hi guys,

where i can buy pakshak microfibre towel in singapore?

or somebody know pakshak distributor in singapore?

please advise, thank you