Microfiber Gloves Towel Style Pack of 2

Microfiber Gloves Towel Style Pack of 2 – Double-Sided Fleece Car Wash Mitts

One of the most common car washing mistakes is using the same mitt for the paint and the wheels. Wheels carry brake dust, sand, and heavy road grime, and if those particles get trapped in your mitt, they can scratch the paint the next time you wash the body.

The Microfiber Gloves Towel Style Pack of 2 solves this with two double-sided fleece wash mitts. Keep one glove for paint and glass and one for wheels and lower panels, so grime never moves to delicate surfaces. Each glove has soft microfiber on both sides, a thumb design for better grip, and an elastic cuff that stays secure on your wrist.

Key Features

• Pack of 2 gloves: Keep separate gloves for paint and wheels for a safer wash.
• Double-sided microfiber: Use both sides of each glove for longer washing between rinses.
• Towel-style fleece: Soft, plush fibers that are gentle on paint and trim.
• Thumb design: Better grip and control around mirrors, handles, and curves.
• Elastic wrist cuff: Stays securely on your hand while washing.
• Holds plenty of foam: Soaks up soapy water for smooth, lubricated washing.
• Better value: Costs less than buying two single gloves.

What's in the Box

• 2 x Microfiber Gloves Towel Style (double-sided)

Why Use Two Wash Gloves?

Detailers always keep separate mitts for the body and the wheels. The lower parts of a car and the wheels are the dirtiest areas, and the grit they collect can cause swirl marks if it ends up on the paint. Using two gloves keeps your paint glove clean and your wash much safer. A second glove is also handy when two people wash the car together.

How to Use

1. Rinse the car with water to remove loose dust and grit.
2. Choose one glove for the paint and keep the other for wheels and lower panels.
3. Dip the paint glove in car shampoo solution and wash from the roof down.
4. Use the second glove for the wheels, bumpers, and lower doors.
5. Rinse each glove often, then rinse the car and dry it with a microfiber towel.
6. Wash both gloves after use and let them air dry.

More Car Washing Options

Need just one? Get the single Microfiber Gloves Towel Style. For a ready-to-use wash kit, the Carraze Car Shampoo with Microfiber Glove gives you shampoo and a glove together. For a compact, budget-friendly option, try the Magic Sponge.

Watch How It Works

See car washing tips and product demos on our Carraze Pakistan YouTube channel.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why buy a pack of 2 wash gloves?
Using one glove for paint and another for wheels stops brake dust and grit from scratching your paint. It also costs less than buying two single gloves.

How can I tell which glove is for the paint?
Pick one glove for paint and always use the same one. You can mark the cuff of the wheel glove with a pen so they never get mixed up.

Can I use them dry?
Yes. Use a clean glove dry to dust the dashboard, console, and other interior surfaces.

Is a wash mitt better than a sponge?
A microfiber mitt traps dirt deep in its fibers, away from the paint, while a regular sponge can drag dirt across the surface. The glove shape also gives better control.

How do I wash the gloves?
Wash the paint glove and wheel glove separately with mild detergent. Avoid fabric softener and let them air dry.