ProTool Blue MicroFiber Towel 20 Pack 16in x 16in
Quick Overview
- ProTool Towels offer Top Quality, Thick Microfiber with sewn edges that offers superior cleaning power and long life.
- Professional Grade Premium Microfiber Towels are lint free and offer quick detailing of your glass and paunted surfaces
- Perfect for serious cleaning and polishing, these 3oogsm towels offer long life and hundreds of washings (wash seperately - no fabric softener)
- Use the ultimate Quality ProTool Microfiber Towels on Auto paint, chrome and windows.
- Perfect for streak free building cleaning on windows, countertops, partitions, granite, marble, stainless steeel, brass, all your shiny surfaces
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| Qty | 1-9 | 10+ | 25+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| $ | $16.90 | $15.70 | $15.30 |
ProTool MicroFiber Towels 20 pack
Professional Grade Microfiber cloth made with premium 300 gsm microfiber that offers softness, absorbency and strength, you can really feel the difference
Used then as car wash towels, window cleaning towels, car drying towel, auto polishing buffing towel or a finishing towel.
Excelent for inside and outside automotive detailing and can be used used with all detailing sprays.
100% machine washable, wash these towles by themselves in warm water with laundry detergent. Do not use or add Fabric Softener.The ProTool Microfiber towel is a dual-sided plush, that absorbs and polishes so you can greatly reduce the drying time
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