GENERAL CARE CLOTHS
Kareli XL Automotive Microfibre Cleaning Cloth
Powerful Cleaning, Versatile Use
Spark Microfibre Kareli XL Automotive Cleaning Cloth delivers outstanding detailing performance through advanced microfibre technology and its soft texture.
Its versatile design is suitable for cleaning delicate areas, polishing metal, cleaning glass, removing polish and protective-product residue, and treating stains on fabrics and upholstery.
Powerful Cleaning, Versatile Use
Its large 50 × 70 cm format and special checked microfibre construction provide fast, effective and safe cleaning on large surfaces.
Key Features
- Soft checked velvety construction
- Versatile use
- Large 50 × 70 cm format
- Safe use for all detailing processes
- Durable and long-lasting construction
Why Choose the Microfibre Kareli XL Automotive Cleaning Cloth?
Its special checked microfibre construction is suitable for glass cleaning, metal polishing, removing polish and protective-product residue, and safe use on fabrics and upholstery.
Its large 50 × 70 cm format makes it an ideal cleaning solution for both professional and private users.
A versatile cleaning cloth suitable for safe use in automotive, home, office and marine applications.
Applications+
- Automotive detailing
- Motorcycle care
- Glass and polished surfaces
- Home and office cleaning
- Kitchen and bathroom surfaces
- Marine and boat care
- Professional cleaning applications
Instructions for Use+
- Wash before first use.
- Use damp or dry on the surface to be cleaned.
- Rinse after use and leave to dry.
- Do not use fabric softener in order to preserve microfibre performance.
Technical Specifications+
| Product Code | M2313 |
|---|---|
| Size | 50 × 70 cm |
| Weight | 350 GSM |
| Colour | Blue |
| Material | Premium Checked Microfibre |
| Method of Use | Damp / Dry |
Care Instructions+
- Washable up to 60°C.
- Do not use bleach.
- Fabric softener is not recommended.
- May be tumble-dried at low heat.
- For maximum performance, wash with other microfibre products.
- Wash before first use.