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Two Suede Blues - Microsuede Buffing Cloth Twin Pack - 2 x 40x40cm

Two Suede Blues - Microsuede Buffing Cloth Twin Pack - 2 x 40x40cm

Final Finish Lint-Free Microfibre/Microsuede Cloths

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For glass, media screens or even paintwork that refuses to play nicely — these microsuede edgeless buffing cloths are just what the detailing doctor ordered.

Yes, some oily residues on paint won't be fully removed by regular microfibre pile. You need to go microsuede for the ultimate in absorption and smear annihilation. 

The King of Final Stage Buffing. Uh-huh.

  • Super smooth microsuede cloths for glass, screens and oily or smeary 'difficult to buff' residues and coatings
  • Edgeless and tagless design to keep surfaces swirl-free
  • Twin pack for value and to make the Elvis pun work
  • Ideal for levelling ceramic coatings (when used correctly)
  1. Ensure that the surface is grit and particle free - microsuede has no pile so heavier contamination needs cleaning with a regular cloth (plus product) first
  2. OK, only oil, residue or smears, right? Use light pressure in straight lines for the first passes
  3. Then flip or fold the cloth and buff at 90 degrees with a little more pressure, until the surface shows a crystal clear finish
  4. If the cloth becomes saturated or dirty, reach for another - you've got two after all
  5. After use, wash in the washing machine with Dodo Juice Furry Liquid or non-bio liquid (NO fabric softener or conditioner) and then tumble dry at low temps (cut any loose threads that detach from the serrated edge... some natural thread wear may occur during washing/drying)

What is microsuede?
Microsuede is a synthetic suede-like material that is smooth to the touch, without any discernible pile. It is made from microfibre material but woven differently.

Can I use them with glass cleaner and touch screens?
Yes, they work brilliantly on these smear-prone surfaces; they absorb well and don't drag product or residue around

Do they leave lint behind?

No, they’re are designed to be completely lint-free.

How do you wash them?
Wash them in the washing machine at 30 or 40 degrees with Dodo Juice Furry Liquid or non-bio liquid detergent (NO fabric softener or conditioner) and then tumble dry at low temps (cut any loose threads that detach from the serrated edge... some natural thread wear may occur during washing/drying)

My cloths are causing smears - what's gone wrong?
If saturated with residue or product, or dirt, then smears can occur. Give them a good wash, and in severe cases, you may need to dry clean them.



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