Much of the focus for any detailing project is usually placed on products and of course this is important. But the quality of your microfiber towels are just as important. And, when it comes to your car’s paint it’s actually more important. Why? Because everything that touches your car’s finish MUST be clean, soft, and uncontaminated. It takes hours to perform paint correction and only seconds to put scratches back into the paint. Avoid the risk and make sure you have plenty of clean, soft, uncontaminated microfiber towels in your detailing arsenal to keep your car’s finish swirls and scratch-free.
It's also vitally important to have clean laundry hampers or storage containers to store dirty microfiber towels until you’re ready to do your microfiber laundry as well as a clean place to store your microfiber towels after they come out of the dryer and are inspected and folded for future use.
The most common root cause for swirls and scratches in your car’s finish comes from the things that touch the paint and for must of us this means the wash mitts, microfiber towels and drying towels. If you don’t already have a process in place to take care of your microfiber tools – start today. It’s much easier and faster to avoid swirls and scratches because your microfiber towels are clean, soft, plush, and uncontaminated than it does to machine compound and polish your car.
Use 3D Towel Kleen to wash and maintain your towels to get the maximum performance and longevity out of your 3D towel collection.
What is it?
A70/30 blend of polyester to polyamide microfiber cloth that is an exceptionally soft. These towels are laser-cut so they are edgeless in design to reduce the risk of marring paint. These 230-gram microfiber towels are purpose-designed for buffing off polishes, waxes, and paint sealants as well as ceramic paint coatings.
What does it do?
3D microfiber towels safely remove waxes and sealants off car paint more effectively than conventional options like cotton terrycloth bath towels, t-shirts, diapers, and cheesecloth. The microscopic size of the individual filaments excel at both absorbing and adsorbing both liquids and dried films like compound, polish, and wax residues.
When do I use it?
After applying a coat of car wax, synthetic sealant or ceramic paint coating and then waiting for the recommended drying or flash time and then wiping any excess product off the surface. Anytime you need to remove the residues left by compounds, polishes, and all-in-ones. 3D microfiber towels are also perfect for use with any spray-on, wipe-off products like 3D Waterless Wash, Final Touch, Foaming Waterless Wash, Glass Cleaner, etc.