BLACKLINE® RESTORE MICROFIBER DETERGENT 64OZ
✔ Strips trapped wax, polymers, and oils
✔ Brings absorbency back, not just clean
✔ Bucket wash, no machine needed
✔ Safe on towels, mitts, and applicators
Microfiber doesn't wear out. It clogs.
Wax, ceramic polymers, and oils build up inside the weave until fibers stop grabbing and stop absorbing. That towel isn't finished, it's blocked. Restore breaks that buildup out of the fibers and brings back the softness and absorbency they had new.
RESTORE YOUR MICROFIBERS
Microfiber Weave Restoration
Breaks down the wax, polymer, and oil residue that packs into fibers over time. That buildup is what kills grab long before a towel physically wears out.
Absorbency Reset
Waxes and coatings are designed to repel water. Once they're trapped inside a drying towel, it does exactly that. Clearing them out is what lets a towel drink again.
Why A Bucket, Not The Machine
Household washers hold detergent and softener residue in the drum, and that film transfers straight onto microfiber. A bucket gives you clean water, control over dwell time, and no chance of picking up what you're trying to wash out.
Never Fabric Softener
Softener and dryer sheets coat fibers in a waxy film. It's the fastest way to ruin microfiber, and it's why towels can come out of the wash feeling soft but no longer absorbing.
Breaks down the wax, polymer, and oil residue that packs into fibers over time. That buildup is what kills grab long before a towel physically wears out.
Waxes and coatings are designed to repel water. Once they're trapped inside a drying towel, it does exactly that. Clearing them out is what lets a towel drink again.
Household washers hold detergent and softener residue in the drum, and that film transfers straight onto microfiber. A bucket gives you clean water, control over dwell time, and no chance of picking up what you're trying to wash out.
Softener and dryer sheets coat fibers in a waxy film. It's the fastest way to ruin microfiber, and it's why towels can come out of the wash feeling soft but no longer absorbing.
How-to-use
Once you are done cleaning and rinsing off your car follow these steps
Fill a bucket with warm water and add 2 oz of Restore.
Soak heavily used towels for 30 to 60 minutes.
Wash on a warm cycle with 4 oz of Restore. No fabric softener, no dryer sheets.
Rinse thoroughly and dry on the lowest heat setting.
FAQs
Quick answers from the Blackline team.
A bucket. Household machines carry detergent and softener residue in the drum, which redeposits on your fibers and coats them, the exact problem Restore exists to solve. A bucket also lets you control dwell time and keep interior and exterior towels separate.
Household detergent isn't built to dissolve wax and ceramic polymers, and many contain softeners or brighteners that coat fibers. That leaves towels feeling soft but no longer absorbent.
Usually yes. Water beading up on a drying towel is the classic sign of trapped hydrophobic product rather than a worn-out towel.
Yes, standard and HE both. Run a warm cycle with 4 oz and never add fabric softener or dryer sheets.
Yes. Drying towels, wash towels, applicator pads, and mitts.
WHY MICROFIBER FAILS
Microfiber isn’t like normal fabric. Regular laundry detergent leaves behind residue and softeners that coat the fibers, making towels stiff and killing absorbency over time. That’s why drying towels stop working even when they’re still in good shape.Restore is formulated to rinse completely clean, removing buildup so microfiber can absorb and perform the way it was designed to.
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