Before use
- Make sure the towel is clean and dry.
- Inspect the fibres for grit or hardened residue.
- Fold the towel into quarters.
- Keep unused towels away from polish dust and overspray.
- Use a fresh towel for coating and sealant work.
Coating and sealant residue removal
The Coating Towel enables excess product to be removed without scratching.
The Coating Towel enables excess product to be removed without scratching.
The ultrasonically cut microfibre cloth has been optimally matched to our sealing products, such as the ceramic sealant.
Composition: 80% polyester + 20% polyamide microfibre; weight in g/m²: 300, construction: warp-knitted; edging: ultrasonic edge; set of 5 pieces.
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Inspect each towel before use. Do not use if it has been dropped, contaminated, heavily loaded with dried product or has hardened coating residue in the fibres. Keep coating towels separate from wheels, engine bays, interiors and general cleaning towels.
Top Tip: Use more towels than you think during coating work. A loaded towel can smear residue instead of removing it cleanly.
They are used for polishing out sealing products and removing excess coating or sealant residue.
The pack includes five Koch-Chemie Coating Towels.
Each towel measures 40x40cm.
Koch-Chemie lists the towel weight as 300gsm.
They are made from 80% polyester and 20% polyamide microfibre.
It means the towel has a cut edge rather than a stitched border, helping create a cleaner buffing feel.
They are not designed as drying towels. Use them for coating, sealant and finishing residue removal.
Yes, but only if they are washed correctly and checked carefully for hardened coating residue.
Yes, keep them separate from wheel, engine bay, interior and general-purpose microfibre towels.
Yes, they are suited to sealant and coating residue removal when used correctly.
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