Edgeless Microfiber Towels
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An edgeless microfiber cloth has no stitched border, no tag and no polyester hem, which removes the one hard part of a cloth that can catch on trim or leave a mark on soft paint. Ours from CARPRO, Koch Chemie and Aquatouch are ultrasonic cut, so the edge is sealed by the cutting process rather than sewn, and the towel stays soft right to the corner. If you're working on fresh coatings, gloss black trim or dark soft paint, this is the range to be using.
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Edgeless Microfiber Towels
FAQ's: Edgeless Microfiber
What edgeless actually means, whether it matters, and how ours are made. These are the questions we get asked the most.
Still unsure? Ask us ›What does edgeless actually mean?
No stitched border. A standard microfiber cloth is cut from a roll and then hemmed, usually with a polyester overlock stitch around the outside, which is harder than the microfibre it's holding together. An edgeless microfiber cloth skips that step entirely, so the whole towel is the same soft material from the middle out to the corner.
You'll also see silk banded, laser cut, ultrasonic cut and borderless used for much the same thing. Silk banded still has a border, just a softer one. Laser and ultrasonic cutting seal the fibres at the edge as they cut, which is what makes a truly edgeless microfiber towel possible without it fraying apart in the wash.
You'll also see silk banded, laser cut, ultrasonic cut and borderless used for much the same thing. Silk banded still has a border, just a softer one. Laser and ultrasonic cutting seal the fibres at the edge as they cut, which is what makes a truly edgeless microfiber towel possible without it fraying apart in the wash.
Does an edgeless towel actually make a difference?
On most jobs, not much. On some, it's the whole thing.
Where it matters is anywhere the edge of the cloth ends up dragging against the surface. Gloss black trim, piano black interior panels, freshly corrected soft paint, and levelling a ceramic coating where the surface is still uncured. A stitched hem on any of those is a hard edge moving across a delicate finish, and it only takes one careless pass.
It also matters for lint. A polyester border sheds, and it sheds worst around glass and dark paint where you'll see every fibre. An edgeless microfiber cloth has nothing to shed from, which is the same reason a good drying towel is built without a hard border.
For wiping door shuts, wheels or an engine bay, honestly, use whatever you've got.
Where it matters is anywhere the edge of the cloth ends up dragging against the surface. Gloss black trim, piano black interior panels, freshly corrected soft paint, and levelling a ceramic coating where the surface is still uncured. A stitched hem on any of those is a hard edge moving across a delicate finish, and it only takes one careless pass.
It also matters for lint. A polyester border sheds, and it sheds worst around glass and dark paint where you'll see every fibre. An edgeless microfiber cloth has nothing to shed from, which is the same reason a good drying towel is built without a hard border.
For wiping door shuts, wheels or an engine bay, honestly, use whatever you've got.
How are your edgeless cloths made?
All our Aquatouch cloths are ultrasonic cut rather than overlocked. Ultrasonic cutting uses high frequency vibration to cut and seal the fibres in the same motion, so the edge holds together without any thread in it at all. That's what stops an edgeless microfiber cloth scratching at the edges on even the most delicate of surfaces, and it's why they don't fray after twenty washes the way a cheap laser cut cloth does.
The CARPRO and Koch Chemie cloths here use the same principle, either ultrasonic or laser cut edges depending on the product. Every cloth in this collection has no stitched border.
One thing worth knowing, edgeless doesn't mean indestructible. Wash them separately, skip the fabric softener, and they'll outlast a bordered cloth comfortably.
The CARPRO and Koch Chemie cloths here use the same principle, either ultrasonic or laser cut edges depending on the product. Every cloth in this collection has no stitched border.
One thing worth knowing, edgeless doesn't mean indestructible. Wash them separately, skip the fabric softener, and they'll outlast a bordered cloth comfortably.