MICROFIBRE CLOTH BLUE 400MM X 400MM
Application:
The cloth is called a microfiber cloth, because the fibers in the cloth are sometimes 100 times thinner than a human hair.
A microfiber cloth cleans better than a regular cloth, because it has a lot more smaller fibers. These small fibers attach themselves to even the smallest most microscopic dirt particles. It is important to wash the cloths thoroughly after use to get rid of every piece of dirt.
NOTE:
We recommend that the
microfiber cloth should be washed separately from other laundry, as the positive
static charge will attract the lint in the
washer.
Using the cloth for cleaning purposes:
- It is best to use the microfiber cloth with as little water as possible. Use soapy water and a conventional cloth to remove excess dirt and rinse the soap off with water.
- Use a chamois to soak up the excess water.
- Finally, polish over the surface with the microfiber cloth. It will leave a sparkling streak and smear free finish.
TIP:
When used damp, the microfiber cloth can tackle any job and clean any surface to
perfection. It is an ideal car detailing and washing cloth. Rims, step sills and
even camera lenses can be cleaned with ease.
Using the cloth to polish:
- The microfiber cloth is great for polishing and buffing all paint and metal surfaces. Apply a tiny blob of polishing compound on the cloth and spread the compound over the area.
- Polishing compound is abrasive and it is important to polish the area in a small circular movement.
- Apply more compound if necessary until a high gloss finish is achieved.
Polishing compound suggestion:
We recommend using the Liquid Shine™
High Cut,
Fine Cut and
Zero Swirl polishing compounds on vehicle body panels.