What is the Polyglaze Microfibre Cloth, and where should you use it?
The Polyglaze Microfibre Cloth is a versatile cleaning cloth for washing, polishing and buffing a wide range of surfaces. It is described as versatile for cleaning, polishing and buffing, and as leaving no lint or residue behind.
The characteristic that decides where you can use it is that it is gentle enough for glass, chrome and interior surfaces — the three places where a coarse cloth causes visible damage. It is washable, and washing it is what maintains its softness and performance over time.
Specification
| Property | Detail |
|---|---|
| Suitable for | Glass, chrome and interior surfaces |
| Uses | Cleaning, polishing and buffing |
| Care and maintenance | Washable and reusable |
Why "no lint or residue" is the useful claim
On most surfaces, lint is a nuisance. On glass and chrome it is the whole result — a windscreen that has been wiped with a linting cloth looks worse than it did before, and chrome shows every fibre left behind. A cloth specified to leave no lint or residue is what lets you finish those surfaces in one pass rather than chasing marks around with a second cloth.
The washability note is more than a convenience claim. A cloth used for buffing collects whatever came off the surface, and a cloth carrying grit stops being gentle regardless of what it is made from. Washing it is stated as the way to maintain both softness and performance — so treat it as part of using the cloth, not just as tidying up afterwards.
Where to use it
- Glass
- Chrome
- Interior surfaces
How to look after it
- Use it for cleaning, polishing or buffing on the surfaces listed above.
- Wash it to maintain its softness and performance. It is washable and reusable.
Safety information
This is a microfibre cloth — a physical product rather than a chemical one. Selleys does not publish a safety data sheet for it, and none is required: safety data sheets cover substances and mixtures, not tools and textiles.
There is therefore no GHS hazard classification, no signal word and no hazard statements for this item. That is a statement about what it is, not a gap in the documentation.
The ordinary care that applies to any cleaning tool still does: keep it clean between uses, replace it when worn, and remember that a cloth or applicator used with a hazardous product carries that product's residue — handle and store it accordingly, and wash it before reuse.
Common questions about the Polyglaze Microfibre Cloth
What can I use it on?
Glass, chrome and interior surfaces — it is described as gentle enough for all three.
Will it leave lint on the glass?
It is specified to leave no lint or residue behind.
Can I wash it?
Yes. It is washable, and washing it is what maintains its softness and performance.
Is it a single-use cloth?
No — it is washable and reusable.
Can I use it to buff polish off?
Buffing is one of its stated uses, along with cleaning and polishing.
Which products is it meant to be used with?
The cloth is not tied to one product. Polyglaze Liquid Polish, for example, specifically calls for a microfibre cloth for application and a clean microfibre cloth for the final wipe.
Is there a larger cloth for drying the car?
Yes — the Polyglaze Drying Towel is a panel-sized towel intended for drying after rinsing.
What else is in the range?
The washes, waxes, wheel and glass products are all listed under car care.
What is the Polyglaze Microfibre Cloth used for?
The Polyglaze Microfibre Cloth is a versatile cleaning cloth used for washing, polishing and buffing a wide range of surfaces.
Which brand makes the Microfibre Cloth product?
The Microfibre Cloth is made by Selleys, part of the Polyglaze car care product range.
What category does the Polyglaze Microfibre Cloth belong to on the Selleys website?
It is listed under the Car Care product category on the Selleys website.
How is microfibre cloth used when applying Polyglaze Spray Wax?
When applying Polyglaze Spray Wax, a clean absorbent microfibre cloth (or cotton cloth) is used to spread the product evenly on the car surface, then the cloth is turned and used to gently wipe the surface to achieve a deep reflective shine; the cloth should be changed when it becomes dirty or wet.
How is microfibre cloth used when applying Polyglaze Liquid Polish?
Microfibre cloth is used to apply Polyglaze Liquid Polish to the vehicle and for the final wipe off to achieve instant shine, with the product poured onto the cloth and applied to one panel at a time after washing the vehicle in a cool, shaded area while it is still wet.
Who founded Selleys and when was the company established?
Selleys was founded by Martin Selley, with the company's founding date listed as 1939 in Sydney, Australia.
What type of company is Selleys?
Selleys is an Australian adhesives, sealants and fillers brand and a division of DuluxGroup (Australia) Pty Ltd.