Aquatouch Sample Pack | ACE, GENERAL, VERSO Microfibre Cloths (6pk)

Meet the general purpose microfiber range from Aquatouch.

The Aquatouch Sample Pack lets you try the general purpose microfiber cloth range – each one built a little differently so you can quickly work out what you like.

The GENERAL 300GSM is our signature general purpose microfiber cloth, a purpose-built terry weave tuned for balance and everyday detailing performance. Its light enough to move quickly, dense enough to hold product, and soft enough to stay safe on sensitive surfaces.

The ACE 320GSM is our precision microfiber cloth. It uses a pearl weave structure that creates a tighter, more uniform surface for levelling and streak-free wiping. We love it for coating removal, but it also works fantastically for removing a variety of waxes, sealants, ceramic coatings and quick detailers, and for interior cleaning.

The VERSO 420GSM builds on the balance of the GENERAL with a design focused on versatility and feel. Its dual-sided design is what really provides the true versatility, giving the VERSO its name. The short pile side handles removal work (e.g. coatings), residue and interior cleaning, while the high pile side excels at final wipes and gentle drying.

Myths & Real Talk

Microfiber over the years has been full of different buzzwords that never really tell the story. Things like Korean-made, 100% split, or always having high GSM. True performance comes from how the yarn, denier, weave and fibre split all work together to make functional microfiber. Something that’s purpose-built, and actually specifically designed for what you want to use it for.

Korean microfiber isnt a quality guarantee. Korea pioneered the material, but todays best mills in China use the same-grade looms, extrusion, and finishing chemistry. What really matters is understanding this process and working with like-minded manufacturers that share their vision, regardless of where they reside.

100% split doesnt tell the full story. It only means every filament has been through the process, not how finely or evenly it was divided. Our microfibers are chemically split for consistency; we control the extent of the split to maintain