Dust-Attracting Static Wipes – Natgoz & Blusyn Cloths for Polishing, Coating & Surface Prep

Improve finish quality and reduce airborne particles in your workspace with Natgoz and Blusyn static wipes—specially engineered to attract and trap fine dust where traditional cloths fall short. These anti-static wipes are ideal for preparing surfaces before polishing, painting, or coating, ensuring a clean, professional finish every time.

Why Use Static Wipes?
Unlike compressed air or standard rags, static cloths capture dust within their structure, reducing recontamination and improving workshop air quality. Ideal for metalwork, automotive refinishing, and stone polishing, these wipes are a must-have for professionals demanding consistency and cleanliness.

Cloth Options:

🟡 Natgoz Cloths – For Medium Particles (P240–P600)

• Made from natural soft cotton

• Ideal for wiping away sanding and polishing debris from stainless steel, coachwork, and granite

• Cloth Size: 500mm x 750mm

• Use for dust in the P240–P600 range

🔵 Blusyn Cloths – For Fine Particles (P800–P3000)

• Constructed from high-tech synthetic 3D material

• Designed to pick up ultra-fine dust for high-gloss and pre-coating surfaces

• Cloth Size: 220mm x 500mm

• Use for particles in the P800–P3000 range

For best results, wipe surfaces in a consistent pattern using light pressure. On surfaces with a mix of dust grades, start with Natgoz and follow with Blusyn for optimal clarity and cleanliness.

Key Features:

✅ Anti-static design captures dust within the cloth
✅ Reduces airborne particles and surface recontamination
✅ Tear-resistant, lint-free, and contamination-free
✅ Reusable – simply fold and refold for extended use
✅ Supplied in packs of 10

Recommended For:

• Stainless steel polishing

• Automotive bodywork & paint prep

• Stone and granite polishing

• Pre-coating surface cleaning

• High-gloss and mirror finishing

Pro Tip:
Using static wipes before polishing or coating helps avoid swirl marks and coating defects. Improve workshop safety and quality control by switching from compressed air to static cloths.