Yes, the 48" x 24" size was built for big jobs. It works great on boats, RVs, trucks, trailers, and anything else that needs drying after a wash.

The 13 Supplies® drying towel is designed to provide exceptional drying capabilities without scratching the vehicle's surface. To keep it in excellent condition, follow these care instructions: 1. Washing the Drying Towel: Use a mild detergent without any special additives to prevent any potential harm to the microfiber material. Wash the towel in cold water. Ensure that the washing machine contains only clean towels, as cross-contamination with substances like brake dust or wax can compromise the towel's effectiveness. 2. Drying the Drying Towel: After washing, dry the towel on a low heat setting. High heat can damage the delicate microfiber fibers. 3. Washing Frequency: We recommend washing the drying towel after every 1-2 uses. Regular washing eliminates dirt accumulation and reduces the risk of scratching your vehicle's surface. Avoid using spray wax or fabric softener, as they can clog the towel and decrease its absorbency.

Absolutely. The ultra-soft microfiber blend glides across PPF and vinyl wraps without snagging, scratching, or lifting edges.

The towel holds up to a gallon of water, so you can typically dry 3-4 vehicles before needing to wring it out. You can still use the towel even when it is soaked.

The towel measures 48" x 24" oversized on purpose so you can cover more ground in fewer passes.

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GSM stands for Grams per Square Meter. It's the measurement used to describe how thick and dense a microfiber towel is. The higher the GSM, the thicker, heavier, and more absorbent the towel. A lower GSM means a thinner, lighter towel that's better for things like quick detailing or applying product.

A high GSM drying towel contains denser microfiber, allowing for deeper absorption and safer contact with the surface, ideal for drying without scratching.

Yes, an absorbent microfiber car towel traps water safely, while chamois and sponges can drag dirt across the paint and cause micro-scratches.

Use a scratch free car drying towel made from twisted-loop microfiber, glide it gently across the paint, and avoid applying pressure. Let the fibers absorb water naturally.