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**carcareproducts** · 06-06-2011, 11:41 AM

Originally Posted by Corey_R

Hey CCP. Have you guys had a chance to use these microfibre chamois a few times yet?

The reason I ask is that I have some of "another brand" and the microfibres stretch whilst you wring it out. So whilst you start with a square or something, all the corners and folders get stretched and it's a pain to use and get it to lay flat and all that kinda stuff. I'm interested as I still prefer to use these in door jams than the waffle weave towels (easier to get grease etc off these than the waffle weaves)

Corey,

We have been testing it for about 3 months now and so far so good, very minimal stretching to be honest with you. We also will be releasing a very unique style chamois shortly in a few weeks as well so maybe keep posted for that one. But with all the tests so far it has been used approx 20+ cars so far with no real stretching issues that we have seen.

Maybe you should be more gentle

**carcareproducts** · 20-06-2011, 10:24 AM

Don't you hate when you get that sticky stuff on your hands? The smell is there, sometimes it even burns and you smear it on places or even your face ... skin irritation maybe?

What you need is some, Protection! - Please you read the label of every product you use and some chemicals can cause skin irritation and the best way to stop that is with some Nitrile Gloves.

Black Powder-Free Nitrile Gloves are now available online!

**Pepe** · 20-06-2011, 11:11 AM

Originally Posted by carcareproducts

Don't you hate when you get that sticky stuff on your hands? The smell is there, sometimes it even burns and you smear it on places or even your face ... skin irritation maybe?

What you need is some, Protection! - Please you read the label of every product you use and some chemicals can cause skin irritation and the best way to stop that is with some Nitrile Gloves.

Black Powder-Free Nitrile Gloves are now available online!

Given I get eczema, these seem like a great idea for a normal wash... guessing they wouldn't be much good if you were claying a car though?

**carcareproducts** · 20-06-2011, 01:02 PM

To be completely honest mate if you have any skin irritation issues i would use them. As you know everyone reacts different.

You can use them whilst claying i do not see why not?

**carcareproducts** · 22-06-2011, 03:53 PM

Mint Bathe Car Wash Shampoo

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**Foxpuppet** · 01-07-2011, 03:49 PM

hi CCP, i bought one of your kits the other and it arrived very quick (highly impressed)

i just have a question on the cloths, mitts it came with.... what cloth is for what application?
i have:
a fine soft light green cloth
a heavier pink cloth
a blue cloth (like toweling with a dark blue border)
an orange mitt with pink band

cheers and sorry for the noob question

**Corey_R** · 01-07-2011, 04:29 PM

Hey Foxpuppet, I'm not a CCP employee, just a customer of theirs, but given the time it is on a Friday afternoon, you may not get any other answer before the weekend, so...

I ordered the CCP Enthusiast's Cloth Kit and with it came a laminated page which suggested what each cloth was for.

From the descriptions that you've given, I believe that the answers are:
Mint Microfibre Glass Cloth (Green)
Glass & mirrors cleaning - 40cm x 40cm

Mint Microfibre Premium Cloth (Pink)
Taking off wax, sealants or for claying - 40cm x 40cm

Mint Microfibre Waffle Weave Drying Towel Large (Pale Blue & Blue edge)
Safe drying - 40cm x 60cm

Mint Microfibre Hand Wash Mitt (Purple)
Safe Washing