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Microfibre Pack

10-pack
Ten edgeless 400gsm microfibre cloths — plush for buffing coatings, lint-free for glass and interiors. The cloth you'll reach for every detail.
£18
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The VEIL promise
  • Zero-filler formulation — full ingredient disclosure on the label
  • Coating-safe and paint-safe
  • Made in the UK
The science — how it actually works
Microfibre is split polyester/polyamide — typically 70/30 or 80/20. Splitting the fibre multiplies its surface area and creates hooked, wedge-shaped edges that trap and hold particles inside the pile instead of pushing them along the paint. That's the entire mechanism, and it's why a cotton rag scratches and a good microfibre doesn't. GSM = grams per square metre — the density of the pile. 400gsm is the sweet spot for buffing and coating removal: plush enough to hold what it lifts, not so plush it smears product. Edgeless matters. A stitched polyester border is a hard edge dragged across soft clear coat. It's one of the most common causes of self-inflicted scratches — from the very cloth you bought to prevent them.
The method — how to use it properly
  • Fold into quarters. That gives you eight clean faces per towel. Flip constantly; never keep wiping with a loaded face.
  • Colour-code by job: paint, glass, wheels, interior. A towel used on wheels never touches paint again. Ever.
  • Wash separately from normal laundry, at 40°C or below.
  • Absolutely no fabric softener. It coats the split fibres, clogs the hooks and permanently kills absorbency — it turns a good towel into an expensive smear cloth.
  • Low heat or air dry. High heat melts the fibres.
Honest limits — what this will NOT do
  • A dirty microfibre is sandpaper. A towel that's picked up grit and been left in the boot will scratch your car worse than a sponge. Care for them or they'll cost you a respray.
  • The cloth doesn't do the work — lubrication does. The best towel in the world dragged across a dry, gritty panel will still scratch it.
  • Drop one on the floor? Bin it or demote it to wheels. There's no rescuing it for paint.
  • Cheap microfibre with hard stitched borders causes more damage than it prevents. That's why ours are edgeless.