Polish Removal Towel

Discovering this towel made a huge difference to my polishing performance. I like using a low GSM towel for polish removal because if the GSM gets to high, I find myself pushing the polish residue around rather than lifting it off the paint. I also like a shorter pile towel for the same reason but if the clearcoat is soft, a shorter pile towel can sometimes leave behind minor scratching.

This towel is perfect and it is lower in GSM (400) and has a short pile side and a long pile side. I use the short pile side for hard clearcoates and the long pile side for softer clearcoates.

Having this ability in one simple towel is fantastic.

• 400 GSM: This is the weight per square meter of material. The weight does not necessarily mean thickness.
• 40cm x 40cm
• 80% Polyester (cheaper material) | 20% Polyamide (absorbent material)
• Laser cut edges
• Long pile and short pile sides

• Always wash new microfiber towels before first use.
• Wash only with other non-linting materials (no cotton) to maintain proper dirt-gripping properties.
• Always wash newer black, orange, red, and other dark-colored towels separately from lighter colored towels to mitigate the risk of dye bleeding.
• Machine wash with P&S Rags To Riches (free of dyes, fragrances, bleach, and softeners).
• Do NOT use chlorine bleach.
• Do NOT use any fabric softener as this clogs the microfibers and reduces performance.
• Can add white vineger to wash to help remove deeper stains.
• Tumble dry using low heat.
• Do NOT iron.