Gtechniq Marine MF2 Zero Scratch Microfiber Drying Towel

Gtechniq says the number one cause of lost gloss on paint is poor wash technique, and drying is part of that. The MF2 Zero Scratch Microfiber Drying Towel is designed to be as kind to paint as possible while soaking up enough water to dry even a large car, so a motorcycle is easy.

• 60 x 90 cm, about 24″ x 35″.
• 450 gsm, high absorbency.
• Helps minimize marring.

How to dry without scratching

• Make sure the towel is free of grit before you start.
• Dry with a light touch. Let the towel do the work.
• Wash after each use at 40°C (104°F) or below with a non-biological detergent. No bleach, no fabric softener.
• Air dry or tumble dry low, and store it somewhere dust-free.

It’s bigger than the Meguiar’s Water Magnet towel we carry, so it suits a big bagger or a bike-and-car wash day. Once it’s dry, park it somewhere it stays clean, like a Speedway Shelter.

Common Questions

What causes swirl marks when drying a motorcycle?
Poor wash and dry technique, mostly. Gtechniq says it’s the number one cause of gloss drop-off on paint. Their MF2 towel is designed to be as kind to paint as possible and minimize marring.

How big is the Gtechniq MF2 drying towel?
It’s 60 x 90 cm and 450 gsm, absorbent enough to dry even a large car, so a motorcycle is an easy job for one towel.

How do I wash a microfiber drying towel?
Gtechniq says wash it at no more than 40°C with a non-biological detergent, skip bleach and fabric softener, then dry it naturally or on low and store it somewhere dust-free.