Description

I find myself using these high-pile polish removal towels from The Rag Company for softer, more scratch-prone paint surfacesa premium soft towel with a 70/30 blend, no exterior woven end, or tags that work great for this specific application.

While working on a few of my cars with softer paint, I realized that I kept reaching for the Plush Waffle Weave Waterless Towel I designated for waterless washes. Having something soft with a low GSM was what I wanted for the polish-removing process. Nothing heavy or grabby. Also, nothing that could potentially scratch the paint.

Between this and the Low Pile Polish Removal Towel, you have the best of both worlds. They work hand in hand, and youll see how much more efficient you are having them both for different paint situations.

Ive mentioned this before; I will select the low pile if I have to choose between the two. The low pile works great for harder paint and softer paint. Still, you cant go wrong with having these.

If youre wondering how many Im going to have in my cabinet, its 20. Thats the magic number with most of my microfiber towels. It makes life easier when you dont have to wash them after every application, especially when working on multiple projects.

Microfiber Care Instructions

• 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 withP&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.
• Tumble dry using low heat.
• Do NOT iron.