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Coral Fleece Microfibre ClothPlush 500GSM Microfibre

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Coral fleece is microfibre with a thick, deep, soft pile — closer to a fleece blanket than a cloth, and far more absorbent than standard flat-weave microfibre. That makes it the one to reach for on wet work: spreading and buffing off a quick detailer, taking back a spray wax, wiping down interior trim after Satin. The deep pile holds liquid instead of pushing it around, and there's enough of it that nothing hard ever reaches the paint. Edgeless, 500GSM, 40 x 40cm.

500 GSM Coral Fleece Pile Edgeless Lint-Free 40 x 40cm
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At A Glance

Product Type
Microfibre Cloth
Pile Construction
Coral fleece — thick, deep, plush pile
Pile Weight
500 GSM
Size
40cm × 40cm
Edge
Edgeless
Fibre Blend
80% polyester · 20% polyamide
Colours
Green  Yellow
Wash Care
Duel Laundry at 30°C · no softener · air dry
The Benefits

Why You'll Love It

Built For Wet Work

Most cloths are designed to move a small amount of product around. Coral fleece has the depth to absorb liquid properly, which is what you want when you're taking back a quick detailer or a spray wax rather than buffing a dry panel.

Deep Pile, Nothing Hard Touches Paint

A thick plush pile keeps the base cloth well away from the surface, and there's no stitched edge to catch. It's the cloth to use on soft or dark paint where marring shows up in the sun.

Genuinely Lint-Free

Coral fleece sheds far less than a cheap flat-weave cloth, so it leaves a clear finish rather than a scattering of fibres you then have to chase off the panel.

Interior As Well As Exterior

The same depth that suits wet exterior work makes it good on dashboards, door cards and trim after an interior dressing. One cloth type, both sides of the car.

The Material

What Is Coral Fleece?

Coral fleece is a type of microfibre, not an alternative to it. The fibre itself is the same split polyester and polyamide used across the rest of the range. What's different is how it's knitted: the fibres are brushed up into a thick, dense, deep pile that stands well proud of the base cloth, which is where the name comes from — it looks a little like soft coral, and it feels like fleece rather than cloth.

That depth changes what the cloth is good at. A standard flat-weave microfibre cloth has a shallow pile and a lot of contact with the surface, which suits dry buffing and general wiping. Coral fleece has far more fibre per square centimetre standing off the base, so it holds a much greater volume of liquid before it starts pushing product around instead of picking it up. At 500GSM this one sits between a general purpose cloth and a drying towel — plush enough for wet work, not so heavy that it becomes unwieldy on a small panel.

The second consequence is gentleness. The deeper the pile, the further the base cloth and any trapped grit sit from your paint, and the less pressure you need to apply to get a result. Combined with an edgeless construction there is nothing hard anywhere on the cloth, which is why this is the one to use on soft, dark or freshly corrected paint where fine marring would show.

The Short Version

"Coral fleece is microfibre with the pile turned up. Same fibre, far more of it, standing further off the cloth — which is what makes it soak up product instead of smearing it."

— Duel Autocare
Suitability

Is It Right For You?

Ideal For
  • Applying and removing quick detailers and spray waxes
  • Soft, dark or freshly corrected paint where marring shows
  • Wiping down interior trim, dashboards and door cards after a dressing
  • Anyone who wants one cloth that works inside and out
  • Final wipe-downs where a clear, lint-free finish matters
  • Colour-coding a kit by job
Consider An Alternative If…
  • You need to dry a car — that's a volume job for the Triple Twisted Loop drying towel
  • You want one face that grips and one that glides — the Utility is dual-sided for apply-and-remove in a single cloth
  • You're cleaning glass — use the Ultra-Fine Glass Cloth, a flat weave built not to smear
  • You're working on wheels, arches or engine bays — use a General Purpose cloth and keep it out of the paintwork pile
Safe On
  • All paint types and colours
  • Ceramic coatings, waxes and sealants
  • Interior plastics, vinyl and leather
  • Glass
  • Vinyl wrap
Avoid / Take Care
  • Wheels, arches and engine bays — embedded brake dust does not fully wash out
  • Any cloth that has been on the floor
  • Fabric softener and dryer sheets
  • Tumble drying
  • Washing alongside cotton
Application Guide

How To Use A Coral Fleece Cloth

1
Fold It Into Quarters

Eight usable faces from one cloth. Work through them rather than using the same patch until it's saturated, and you get a clear finish for far longer.

2
Product On The Panel, Not The Cloth

For a quick detailer or spray wax, mist the panel. A deep pile will happily absorb a whole trigger-pull straight into itself and you'll use twice as much product for no benefit.

3
Light Pressure, Straight Passes

Let the pile do the work. Coral fleece has enough depth that pressure adds nothing except risk, and straight passes are safer than circles on any paint.

4
Refold, Then Wash

Move to a clean face as each one loads up. Wash at 30°C with Duel Laundry before it goes back in the drawer, not after it's dried hard.

Range Guide

Which Cloth For Which Job?

ClothGSMBest atReach for it when
Coral Fleece (this one) 500 Wet work and delicate paint Applying or removing a detailer or spray wax · interior trim · soft or dark paint
Utility Dual-Sided 400 Apply and buff in one cloth You want a gripping face and a gliding face without swapping cloths
General Purpose 280 Everyday wiping Door shuts, sills, wheels, arches — the jobs you don't want a good cloth doing
Ultra-Fine Glass Cloth 260 Glass, streak-free Windscreens, windows, mirrors — flat weave, built not to smear
Triple Twisted Loop 1400 Drying a whole car After the final rinse

The short version — the more liquid involved, the more pile you want. Glass needs almost none, a general wipe-down needs a little, wet finishing work needs a lot, and drying a whole car needs as much as you can get.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is coral fleece?
Coral fleece is a type of microfibre with a thick, deep, plush pile. The fibre is the same split polyester and polyamide used in other microfibre, but it is knitted so the fibres stand well proud of the base cloth, giving a soft, fleece-like surface. That depth is what makes it hold far more liquid than a standard flat-weave cloth, and what keeps the base cloth away from your paint.
Is coral fleece the same as microfibre?
Yes, coral fleece is microfibre. It is not a different material, it is a different construction. Where a standard microfibre cloth has a shallow, flat pile, coral fleece has a deep, dense one. So it behaves differently in use — more absorbent, softer against paint, better for wet work — while being made from the same fibre.
Coral fleece or regular microfibre — which should I use?
Use coral fleece whenever liquid is involved: applying or removing a quick detailer or spray wax, or wiping down interior trim after a dressing. Use a standard flat-weave microfibre cloth for dry buffing, glass and general wiping, where a shallower pile gives you more control and more contact with the surface.
Is coral fleece absorbent?
Very. The deep pile holds a much greater volume of liquid than a flat-weave cloth of the same size before it starts smearing rather than picking up. At 500GSM this cloth sits between a general purpose cloth and a full drying towel, so it is absorbent enough for wet finishing work without being unwieldy on a small panel.
Will it scratch delicate paint?
Not if the cloth is clean. The deep pile keeps the base cloth and anything trapped in it well away from the surface, and there is no stitched edge to catch, which is why this is a good choice for soft, dark or freshly corrected paint. The risk on any cloth comes from contamination, so keep it away from wheels and arches and retire it from paintwork if it hits the floor.
How do I wash it?
Machine wash at 30°C with Duel Laundry microfibre wash detergent, separately from other fabrics, then air dry. Never use fabric softener or dryer sheets, as they coat the fibres and permanently stop the pile absorbing. Wash it after each session rather than letting product residue dry into the pile.
Care Instructions
Machine wash at 30°C Wash 30°C
No bleachNo Bleach
No tumble dryNo Tumble Dry
No ironNo Iron
No dry cleanNo Dry Clean
No softenerNo Softener

Not classified as hazardous. No SDS required for textile products.

  • Machine wash at 30°C with Duel Laundry microfibre wash detergent
  • Do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets
  • Wash separately from other fabrics
  • Air dry — do not tumble dry
  • Do not bleach · Do not iron · Do not dry clean
Household detergents leave optical brighteners and conditioning agents in the pile, which cause smearing on glass and paint. Duel Laundry is built to rinse out completely. £10.95. For full washing guidance, read how to wash microfibre towels.
Technical Specification
Product typeMicrofibre Cloth
Pile constructionCoral fleece — thick, deep, plush pile
Pile weight500 GSM
Size40cm × 40cm
EdgeEdgeless
Fibre blend80% polyester · 20% polyamide
ColoursGreen · Yellow
FinishLint-free
Suitable forPaintwork, interior trim, glass, ceramic coatings and vinyl wrap
SuppliedSingle pack
Wash30°C with microfibre detergent · no fabric softener · wash separately · air dry · no tumble dry, bleach, iron or dry clean