The Rag CompanyThe Edgeless Pearl - Professional Microfiber Detailing Towel for Ceramic Coating, Leveling & Sealant Removal, Scratch-Free & Tagless, 320gsm, 16x16 inches, Ice Grey - 12-Pack

I actually prepped my paint so I could put ceramic on my paint so I needed a bunch of rags to not only prep my paint after correction(removing leftover polish) but to remove the ceramic components once they flashed. These rags were perfect for it, great softness but also effective for buffing out the techniq CSL and exov5 coating. There is to be relatively no pressure so effective rags are a must. These not only did that but also removed the glass polish and glass ceramic coating(with help from residue remover). These things worked great, the but it that i can tell they won't last long, they are pilling and the edges look like they could unravel (looks like, they haven't but i only used them once. 12 rags, somewhere around 20.00. Well worth it especially if you are going to do regular ceramic coatings or even wax. Full 5 for material softness and effectiveness. I'd definitely buy again

Excellent towels for leveling ceramic coating with no lint, no edges to scratch anything and an overall great value for the money spent. I buy these often and will continue purchasing them due to the value they provide!

This is my 2nd time ordering these, they are very affordable and excellent value, very soft and do a good job cleaning and drying and polishing, and have even used them for ceramic coating jobs.

These rag company microfiber towels are great for detailing your vehicles. I won’t use cheap “bargain brand” microfiber towels on my vehicles. I don’t want to chance them messing up my hard work.

These are the best towels for applying spray ceramic coatings. It holds the moisture well and doesn’t scratch the surface.

There good everyday micros but for ceramic coating I wouldn't use again

very nice towel

These worked well for me in removing Turtle Wax Pro Graphene "To the Max Wax" residue after application. I needed 2 for a small SUV, probably should have used a third; since they do load up after about 4 large panels each. Lint on a new cloth is there, but really minimal,I used one damp, and a dry one. The short "pearl weave", which is essentially a twisted closed loop fiber surface; worked quite well for removing residue and polishing. I previously use a 900gm/sqft plush microfiber; turns out that is actually worse. Plush microfiber just loads up and almost sticks to the residue, making it exhausting work; as well as streaks and smears on the finish.At about $1.50 a cloth, they are inexpensive enough to dispose of after a few uses. They handwash with detergent ok, but the dye on the emroidered edge just washes out. There may be a few situations where that could be a problem, but nothing noticeable for me.They seem like they would also work well for cleaning glass, inside or out. Especially because they leave very few fibers behind. They aren't terribly absorbant being so thin, but air dry relatively quick. Probabaly best to keep off of clear plastic on car interiors, they feel like they might scratch.