Ewocar Microfiber Car Cloth

The ultra-absorbent dry microfiber cloth Ewocar, 1200GSM, measures 40x60 cm and is ideal for car detailing. Here are its features:

• Generous working surface: Covers a large area with a single swipe, reducing drying time.
• Double structure: One side with long, soft microfibers for maximum water absorption and one side with short microfibers for dirt removal without scratches.
• Lint-free: Does not leave lint or small fibers on the surface, ensuring a perfect finish.
• Sealed edges: Prevents scratches from rough edges of the cloth.
• Soft and gentle: Gentle on paint, even on the most sensitive surfaces.
• High absorbency: Absorbs water quickly, minimizing the risk of stains.
• Durable and washable: Can be washed and reused many times, maintaining its effectiveness over the long term.

Benefits:

• Fast and effective drying: Quickly absorbs water, significantly reducing vehicle drying time.
• Excellent finish: Leaves no streaks, lint, or scratches, providing a shiny and flawless appearance.
• Safe for paint: Its delicate structure is safe even for the most sensitive painted surfaces.
• Versatile uses: Suitable for various exterior surfaces of the vehicle, such as bodywork, windows, and rims.
• Easy to use: Its generous size and soft texture make it simple to handle.
• Cost-effective: Its durability makes it a worthwhile investment in the long run.

Usage:

• Thoroughly wash the car with a quality car shampoo.
• Rinse abundantly with clean water to completely remove the shampoo.
• Squeeze the cloth lightly to remove excess moisture.
• Pass the cloth over the surface of the car in circular or straight motions.
• Repeat the process until the car is completely dry.
• Wash the cloth after each use with warm water and mild detergent.
• Allow the cloth to air dry or tumble dry on low heat.

Recommendations:

• Do not use the cloth on dry or rough surfaces, as this may cause scratches.
• Do not wash the cloth with bleach or fabric softeners, as they affect its absorbency.
• Do not dry the cloth over an open flame or in a high-temperature dryer.