Clean Green & Grey Cleaning Polishing Cloth, Pack Of 5

While they can be used on glass for a streak-free finish after polishing, they are primarily designed for polishing wax removal. For dedicated window cleaning, a specific glass cleaner and a dedicated glass cloth might be more efficient.

These cloths are best suited for buffing and polishing. For drying your car after washing, it is recommended to use dedicated microfibre drying towels which are more absorbent.

When cared for properly according to the instructions (washing at 40 degrees, no fabric softener), these microfibre cloths can be washed and reused many times, offering excellent long-term value.

They are safe and effective for all types of car bodywork, including paint, clear coats, glass, and chrome, when used with appropriate polishing compounds or waxes.

It is always recommended to wash microfibre cloths before their first use to remove any residual manufacturing dust and to maximize their absorbency and softness.

Yes, they can be used for light dusting or applying interior protectants, but always test in an inconspicuous area first.

Ensure the cloth is clean and free of old wax residue. Wash the cloth according to care instructions, avoiding fabric softener. Try using a fresh cloth for buffing.

The cloth may be too damp with polish. Ensure you are using a light touch when buffing. If the cloth becomes saturated, switch to a clean one.

This is likely due to fabric softener residue. Re-wash the cloth with a small amount of vinegar in the rinse cycle to help remove the softener, and avoid using softener in future washes.