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im currently using a cobra MF wash mitt... i have had it for only like 3 months and it's already falling apart... plus it has marred my paint. i used to use the VROOM MF mitts, and they never marred. so iv'e been reading up on these grout sponges and what not. but no one has really said if they mar the surface at all
i used to use a sponge when i first got my car (before i got into detailing) and i remember it marred the crap out of my paint. also i was thinking sheepskin. where can i get a quality sheepskin mitt? so which is the better choice... grout sponge or sheepskin mitt? |
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I have used all four type of products - sheepskin mitt, mf mitt, sea sponge, and grout sponge.
The sheepskin mitt seemed to glide the easiest compared to all four across the vehicle's surface. I have just started using the grout sponge (once) so I can't really offer any advice other than I really liked it. The sea sponge was/is a little too big so I may have to actually trim it down to a more manageable size. The mf mitt works well but seems to snag on the emblems it was a freebie mf mitt so it may not even compare to better quality ones. |
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I prefer sheepskin for traditional wash. The Griots sheepskin mit I bought a few years ago is holding up well. I just make sure to clean, rinse and dry it after every use.
I bought a few grout sponges but I just couldn't get used to them, not for me I guess. |
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To be quite honest, both! I have and use both the grout sponge and sheepskin mitt. There's certain places that the grout sponge can't get to that the sheepskin mitt can.
Ideally, IMO, the grout sponge can be used for the majority of the car while the sheepskin can be used for the nooks and crannies that the GS can't get to. It really is hard to beat the price of the grout sponge from Lowe's for less than $2. |