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Micro fibre cloth

Micro fibre cloth for cleaning Extraglaze
£2.10 each

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Micro fibre cloths are perfect for cleaning and dusting your Extraglaze panels. Use nothing else!

Unlike other fabrics the micro fibres grab dust and do not let go. Other types of duster will simply move the dust around, and add their own dust to the mix, and causing scratches.

These cloths are top quality, and can be washed many times.

Use with our specialist Vuplex cleaner and anti-static polish. Can also be used damp or dry.

Size 15" (380mm) square

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