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QJUTSU Ultrasoft Sponge
Unique sponge designed for detailers!
| TYPE | Sponge |
| EAN | Not available |
SOFT99 QJUTSU ULTRASOFT SPONGE
What's so special about the QJUTSU Ultrasoft Sponge?
The QJUTSU Ultrasoft Sponge is a three-layer sponge made in Japan, designed with the needs of detailers in mind. It's an exceptionally soft product that fully reflects the quality of the QJUTSU line.
Wash your car by hand the Japanese way!
The highly permeable top layer absorbs the shampoo. The dense, breathable middle layer allows for the formation of thick foam. The bottom layer of the sponge prevents liquids from leaking out, so only the shampoo escapes through its pores in foam form.
MANUAL
How do you use the QJUTSU Ultrasoft Sponge?
Always ensure that the car is first thoroughly pre-washed with a pre-wash (such as snow foam) to remove loose sand and dirt.
Wet the Qjutsu Ultrasoft Sponge completely in a bucket with your favorite car shampoo. Squeeze the sponge a few times to generate a rich lather. Wash the car from top to bottom in straight lines, without applying pressure to the sponge. The weight of the water-saturated sponge is often sufficient for effective cleaning.
Rinse the sponge very regularly in a second bucket of clean water (the "two-bucket method") to loosen the absorbed dirt before applying new shampoo. After washing, rinse the sponge thoroughly with clean water, squeeze it gently (do not wring!), and let it air dry in a clean place.
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