Flitz Microfiber Polishing Cloth – 16″ x 16″ – Single Bag

Bugs on the windshield, fingerprints on the tank, wax haze on the fender: one Flitz microfiber cloth handles all of it, wet or dry. It works electrostatically, so dust grabs onto the cloth instead of moving around.

What it removes

• Dust, dirt and fingerprints
• Grease and oil
• Polish and wax
• Bugs and tar

It’s a thick 16″ x 16″ grey cloth that absorbs 4 times its weight in liquid and dries in about a third of the time of an ordinary towel. Flitz says you can use it on any surface and wash it up to 500 times, which is why one cloth in a saddlebag goes a long way.

How to use and care for it

• When putting on or taking off wax, use it dry only.
• For dusting, just shake it out or rinse in hot soapy water.
• Machine wash cold. No fabric softener: it coats the fibers, kills absorbency and causes streaks.

For the full wash routine, see our Bike Wash Kit. For keeping the bike clean between rides, a Speedway Shelter keeps dust and pollen off it in the first place.

Common Questions

Can I use a microfiber cloth dry to dust my motorcycle?
Yes. The Flitz cloth works wet or dry and grabs dust electrostatically. If you only dust with it, you don’t need to wash it each time; shake it out or rinse it in hot sudsy water.

How many times can you wash a microfiber polishing cloth?
Flitz says up to 500 times. Machine wash it in cold water with like colors and skip the fabric softener, which coats the threads, kills absorbency and causes streaks.

What does a microfiber cloth remove from a motorcycle?
Dust, dirt, fingerprints, grease, oil, polish, wax, bugs and tar, according to Flitz. The 16 x 16 inch cloth absorbs four times its weight in liquid. Use it dry only when applying or removing wax.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Methanol which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and 1, 4-Dioxane which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.