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FIBR. AquaVault 1400 | Car Drying Towel

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AquaVault 1400 | 1400GSM Twisted Loop Car Drying Towel

Drying is where most paint damage happens. The wash lubrication is gone, any missed grit is still sitting on the surface, and a poor towel drags it straight across your clear coat. The AquaVault 1400 is built to take that risk out of the job.

At 1400GSM, this is a seriously dense towel. All that fibre holds a huge amount of water, so you can dry most vehicles in a few passes without wringing it out. The twisted loop pile lets the towel glide over the surface instead of grabbing, and it pulls water and stray particles into the fibres rather than pushing them around.

Why you’ll like it

  • Huge absorbency. 1400GSM fibre density soaks up water fast and holds it, so you spend less time drying and fewer passes touch the paint.
  • Smooth, controlled glide. The twisted loop weave moves easily across panels, helping you get a streak-free finish with minimal effort.
  • Gentle on paint. Low-denier, fully split microfibre is soft and plush. It suits fresh paint, dark colours, ceramic coatings and PPF.
  • 80/20 polyester/polyamide blend. A proven blend that balances softness, absorbency and long-term durability.
  • Suede microfibre edging. The soft edge protects your paint, so there are no harsh seams to worry about around delicate areas.
  • Big enough to do the job properly. At 60 x 90cm, one towel covers a whole bonnet, roof or boot panel in a single drape-and-drag.

Product Information

  • Product: AquaVault 1400 Car Drying Towel
  • Blend: 80% Polyester / 20% Polyamide
  • GSM: 1400
  • Weave: Twisted Loop
  • Size: 60 x 90cm
  • Edge: Microfibre Suede Edging
  • Yarn Type: Low-Denier, Fully Chemically Split Microfibre
  • Best for: Drying vehicles after washing, including paint, glass, ceramic-coated and PPF-protected surfaces

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