Wash mitts are one of the most important and most overlooked products for the washing process. Wash mitts are the medium by which your carefully chosen water and soap are delivered to your paint surface. There are many different types of material used as wash mitts. You can use natural sea sponge, synthetic sponge, terry towel mitts, synthetic wool mitts, etc. Why we recommend using a natural sheepskin wash mitt is many folds.

A good wash mitt will hold a lot of soap and water and is designed to loosen and lift dirt and grime from your paint’s surface without dragging it and causing damage. Synthetic wash mitts can hold onto dirt and other contaminants well after removing them from the paint surface, increasing the risk of marring the paint surface. Our GP all-natural Australian Sheepskin Wash Mitt is made of the finest sheep wool and easily releases dirt after lifting it from the paint surface.

The important thing to remember is the technique. Always work from top of the car to the bottom. Don't drag the mitt from the bottom to the top as this will bring contaminants from the lower portion of the vehicle to the higher areas that don't have as much dirt. This is where majority of your scratches come from. All you have to remember is to rinse the whole car, wash a small section of the car, rinse the section washed, rinse the mitt, and repeat the process to the rest of the car. I simply spray down the wash mitt after each trip around the paint to rinse it thoroughly and remove all the contaminants it was able to pick up. This way your wash bucket with the soap stays clean. The GP Natural Sheepskin Wash Mitt meets all of our exacting needs while exceeding our extremely high standards.