Not sure on quality, haven't tried but for £19.99 for 50 cloths, it doesn't seem bad:

 

http://www.screwfix.com/p/microfibre-cloth-pack-of-50/62624?cm_sp=Search-_-SearchRec-_-Area3&_requestid=326025

 

 

Great cloths for all the dirty jobs - wheels, engine bay, shuts, interiors...basically anything that isn't paintwork!

Great cloths for all the dirty jobs - wheels, engine bay, shuts, interiors...basically anything that isn't paintwork!

How do you know that they are no good for paintwork?

Have you got some?

How do you know that they are no good for paintwork?

Have you got some?

 

Yes I currently have 2 packs in the garage, as I said they are perfect for all the dirty tasks involved in a Detail. Along with the yellow EuroW/DetailersPreference cloths.

They aren't the softest cloths when brand new out of the pack & after a few washes lose the 'plushness' hence not using them for paintwork duties.

Thanks....probably why they are being sold at a tradesmen's company

I got some after picking up the free Stanley tool tray.. (to place all the product bottles and brushes in). I was going to mention that but the forum wouldn't let me post replies :(

I'm planning on using the MF cloths for the dirtier jobs and "emergency dashboard supplies" 

Edited 9 September, 201312 yr by Dexter619

That's weird, I also got the free tray and the MF cloths at the same time.

I didn't see this post so put comparison pics of gtechniq cloths and screwfix ones here

http://www.briskoda.net/forums/topic/288375-microfibre-cloths/