Flitz Tear-Away Microfiber Towels 12" x 12" Grey 30-Pack
Flitz Tear-Away Microfiber Towels 12" x 12" Grey 30-Pack — Product description
Flitz Tear-Away Microfiber Towels come 30 to a roll, dual-sided 12-by-12 cloths that tear off one at a time for quick, streak-free cleaning. They're hypoallergenic, non-electrostatic, and safe on glass, stainless, plastics, and painted surfaces. Reusable up to 500 times, they're a smart pick for marine, RV, auto, and shop detailing.
Flitz built these tear-away microfiber towels for the kind of cleaning work that eats through rags. You get a roll of 30 dual-sided 12-by-12 cloths that tear off one at a time, so grabbing a fresh towel mid-job is quick and you're not digging through a laundry pile. They're hypoallergenic and non-electrostatic, which matters more than it sounds. Non-electrostatic means the fibers don't grab and hold a charge, so dust releases instead of smearing back across the surface you just wiped.
Where do these earn their keep? Just about anywhere. Glass, stainless steel, plastics, and painted surfaces all come clean without streaks. That covers a lot of ground on a boat. Windshield and cabin glass, stainless rails and hardware, gelcoat, and painted trim all wipe down with the same cloth. Same story in the garage or on the RV. Auto detailers reach for them on interior wipe-downs, glass, and final buffing, and they hold up in a shop where you're going through cloths fast.
On the water, the grey color is a smart touch. When you're working metal polish into stainless or chrome, grey hides the dark residue that would make a white cloth look trashed after one pass. The 12-by-12 size fits into tight spots too, like around engine-compartment fittings where a big shop towel just gets in the way. For that last buffing pass, use them dry. A dry microfiber cloth pulls the final polish haze off gelcoat and brightwork and leaves it clean.
Both sides of each cloth are working microfiber, so you get two clean faces per towel before it needs a wash. The weave is soft enough that it won't drag swirl marks into clear coat or scratch a polished stainless rail, which is the whole reason you reach for microfiber instead of a paper shop towel in the first place. And because they're hypoallergenic, they're an easy pick if the dust and fumes of a detailing job already have you sneezing.
The tear-away roll is the part people end up liking most. You pull, you tear, you clean. When a towel has done its job you set it aside for the wash instead of tossing it, because these are made to be reused. Flitz rates them for up to 500 uses, so a single 30-count roll goes a long way across a season of detailing. For a charter fleet or a busy detailing bay, that's real money saved over paper towels or one-use rags.
Care is simple. Machine wash them warm or hot, and skip the bleach and fabric softener. Bleach breaks down microfiber over time, and softener leaves a film that kills the fibers' grip on dust and grime. Air dry them or tumble dry on low to keep the fibers intact. Do that and they keep cleaning well wash after wash.
A quick word on getting the most out of them. Microfiber does its best work on dust, polish haze, fingerprints, and light grime. For a heavier job, a light mist of water or your detailing spray helps a fresh cloth grab. Save the dry cloths for the final buffing pass. Wash them before the grime dries in, and you'll get plenty of trips through the laundry out of every towel on the roll.
Who are these for? Boaters keeping gelcoat and stainless looking sharp, RV owners doing seasonal wash-downs, auto detailers, and anyone with a shop or garage who's tired of running out of clean rags. They're gentle enough for glass and clear coat and cheap enough per towel that you won't think twice about grabbing a fresh one. And if you already run Flitz polish, these are the natural cloth to pair with it.
Key Features
- Dual-sided 12" x 12" microfiber cloths give you two clean working faces per towel.
- 30-count tear-away roll lets you pull a fresh cloth one at a time without digging through a pile.
- Non-electrostatic fibers release dust instead of holding a charge, so grime lifts off instead of smearing.
- Hypoallergenic microfiber is an easier pick around detailing dust and fumes.
- Grey color hides dark metal-polish residue that would trash a white cloth in one pass.
- Streak-free on glass, stainless steel, plastics, and painted surfaces.
- Reusable up to 500 times per Flitz, so one roll covers a full season of detailing.
- Machine washable warm or hot, no bleach or fabric softener needed.
- 12" x 12" size fits tight spots like engine-compartment fittings where a big towel gets in the way.
Why Buy from NVN Marine
- Authorized Flitz reseller, full manufacturer warranty
- NMEA member and ABYC certified, advice from real boat techs
- Same-day shipping before 3 PM ET on in-stock items
- NY headquarters and Fort Lauderdale flagship retail store
Technical specifications
| Title | Flitz 12" x 12" Tear-Away Microfiber Towels - Grey *30-Pack |
|---|---|
| Brand | Flitz |
| Manufacturer Part Number | MC330R |
| UPC | 065925000306 |
| Towel Size | 12" x 12" |
| Color | Grey |
| Pack Quantity | 30 towels per tear-away roll |
| Material | Dual-sided microfiber |
| Reusable | Up to 500 times |
| Hypoallergenic | Yes |
| Non-Electrostatic | Yes |
| Recommended Surfaces | Glass, stainless steel, plastics, painted surfaces |
| Recommended Uses | Auto detailing, marine and RV cleaning, shops, garages, household |
| Washing | Machine wash warm or hot, no bleach or fabric softeners |
| Drying | Air dry or tumble dry on low |
Frequently asked questions
What surfaces are these microfiber towels safe on?
Glass, stainless steel, plastics, and painted surfaces. That covers cabin and windshield glass, stainless rails and hardware, gelcoat, painted trim, and interior plastics, so the same cloth works across marine, auto, and RV detailing.
How does the tear-away roll work?
The 30 cloths come as a perforated roll. You pull off one 12-by-12 towel at a time and tear it free, so you always have a fresh cloth ready without unfolding a stack. Set used ones aside for the wash and reuse them.
Are these reusable, and how many times?
Yes. Flitz rates them for up to 500 uses. Wash them between jobs and a single 30-count roll lasts a long time, which is why they work well for charter fleets and busy detailing bays as well as weekend boaters.
How do I wash them?
Machine wash warm or hot with no bleach and no fabric softener. Bleach breaks the fibers down and softener coats them with a film that hurts their grip. Air dry or tumble dry on low to keep the microfiber intact.
Will they scratch clear coat or gelcoat?
The dual-sided microfiber weave is soft and made to lift grime without dragging it across the finish, so it won't put swirl marks into clear coat or scratch polished stainless. For the gentlest result, keep the cloth clean and mist heavier grime before wiping.
Should I use them wet or dry?
Both work. A light mist of water or detailing spray helps a fresh cloth grab heavier grime, while a dry cloth is best for the final buffing pass that pulls polish haze off gelcoat and brightwork.
Why is the grey color useful for marine work?
When you're polishing stainless or chrome, the dark residue that comes off would leave a white cloth looking ruined after one pass. Grey hides that residue, so the towel stays presentable through more of the job.
Are they good for boat detailing specifically?
Yes. Boaters use them on gelcoat, stainless rails, cabin glass, and brightwork, and the 12-by-12 size fits tight engine-compartment spots where a big shop towel is awkward. They pair naturally with Flitz polish.
What's in the pack?
One roll of 30 dual-sided 12" x 12" grey microfiber towels, MPN MC330R. They're hypoallergenic and non-electrostatic and suit auto, marine, RV, shop, and household cleaning.
