Microfibre

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Why Does The Right Microfibre Matter? Microfibre is designed to lift dirt away from a surface rather than just push it around, but that only works if the cloth is suited to the job. The wrong pile or weave can drag grit across paint, leave streaks on glass, or simply not hold enough water to dry a car properly. Using the right microfibre for each stage helps: Reduce the risk of swirl marks and fine scratches from washing and drying Get a genuinely streak-free finish on glass and mirrors Keep separate cloths for separate jobs, so you're never using a wheel mitt on paintwork by mistake Which Microfibre Do I Need? Drying towels — for lifting water off paintwork after a wash, without dragging grit across the surface Glass cloths — a tighter weave for a streak-free finish on windows and mirrors Wash mitts — plush pile designed to trap dirt away from the surface while you wash Wheel mitts — a separate, tougher mitt kept apart from your paintwork cloths, for brake dust and grime Interior cloths and scrubbing pads — for dashboards, trim and fabric Microfibre wash detergent — keeps your cloths and towels performing properly wash after wash, rather than clogging with old product and grit