Swirl marks usually come from the wash, when grit gets dragged across the paint. The Shurhold Chenille Microfiber Wash Mitt is built to stop that: plush chenille fibers trap dirt and debris deep inside, away from the surface, while you wash.
Plush chenille microfiber.
Holds a lot of soap and suds, so fewer trips to the bucket.
Traps dirt and debris inside the fibers.
Glides over paint or gelcoat without marring.
Made for sensitive surfaces on cars, trucks and boats.
On a motorcycle, the mitt fits the curves of a tank and fenders better than a sponge, and the soft fibers are what you want on clear coat and chrome.
Wash tip: rinse the mitt often, and if you drop it on the ground, rinse it out before it touches the paint again. Shurhold pairs it with its Brite Wash soap; any good wash soap works.
Need a full setup? Our Bike Wash Kit has a bucket, soap, mitt, drying towel and spray wax. And after the wash, a Speedway Shelter keeps the bike clean longer.
Common Questions
What kind of wash mitt won’t scratch my paint? A soft chenille microfiber one like the Shurhold mitt. Its plush fibers trap dirt deep in the material and glide over paint or gelcoat without marring, which is how swirl marks are avoided.
Why use a chenille wash mitt instead of a sponge? Chenille holds a lot of soapy water and pulls grit into its fibers away from the paint. Shurhold says that means fewer trips to the bucket and no scratching of sensitive surfaces.
Can I use the Shurhold mitt on my boat and my bike? Yes. Shurhold made it for the delicate parts of any car, truck or boat, and it works on almost any surface. It’s built to pair with Shurhold’s Brite Wash, though it works with other soaps.