BLACKLINE® CHENILLE WASH MITT
✔ Deep chenille pile traps grit
✔ Holds a huge volume of suds
✔ Elasticated cuff keeps it on your hand
✔ Safe on paint, wraps and PPF
Plush enough to keep grit off your paint.
Long chenille fingers lift dirt up and hold it deep in the pile, away from the surface. Holds a heavy load of suds for smooth, lubricated passes across paint, glass, and trim.
SOFT TWISTED TIPS
The only part that touches your paint, and it flexes instead of pressing.
DEEP OPEN CHANNELS
Grit drops down between the fingers and stays there, not under your hand.
HUNDREDS OF FINGERS
Each one carries its own suds, so the panel never runs dry mid-pass.
STOP WORRYING ABOUT SCRATCHES
Deep Chenille Pile
Long twisted fingers give dirt somewhere to go. Grit gets carried up into the pile and held there, well clear of the paint.
Maximum Soap Retention
Every finger holds its own load of suds. The panel stays lubricated the whole way across, so nothing is ever dragged over dry paint.
Built To Hold Up
Machine wash it and the pile springs back. It keeps its loft wash after wash instead of matting flat after a month.
Long twisted fingers give dirt somewhere to go. Grit gets carried up into the pile and held there, well clear of the paint.
Every finger holds its own load of suds. The panel stays lubricated the whole way across, so nothing is ever dragged over dry paint.
Machine wash it and the pile springs back. It keeps its loft wash after wash instead of matting flat after a month.
watch it work
How-to-use
Follow the steps to get the best results from your wash mitt
Rinse the vehicle to knock off loose dirt and debris.
Soak the mitt in your wash bucket or foam & bucket.
Light pressure, straight lines, top down. Rinse the mitt often.
Rinse the vehicle, dry with microfiber, then air-dry the mitt.
FAQ'S
Quick answers from the Blackline team.
A sponge has a flat face, so every bit of grit it picks up stays pressed between the sponge and your paint. Chenille has a deep pile that carries dirt up and holds it away from the surface. Rinse often and work top down.
Not if you rinse it. The pile keeps grit suspended away from the contact surface, but it still needs releasing. Rinse after every panel and use two buckets.
Yes. Soft chenille fibres with no hard edges, safe on paint, wraps, PPF, glass and trim.
Keep it off the wheels. Brake dust is the harshest contamination on the car and it will stay in the pile. Use a dedicated wheel mitt so you are never carrying that back onto your paint.
It depends on how you treat it. Rinse it out after every wash, never use fabric softener, and never drop it on the ground and keep going. Looked after, the pile holds its loft for a long time.
CHENILLE WASH MITT
The science behind the BLACKLINE® Chenille Wash Mitt is in its long twisted fingers, which carry dirt deep into the pile and away from your paint. Each finger holds its own load of suds, keeping the surface lubricated through every pass.
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